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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4: Chapter 16, "Breakfast With the Devil," through Chapter 20, "Triumph".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 11, what causes Ned to suggest that it would be better to take the carriage than ride the horses that Cecilia has procured?
(a) He thinks that it is more appropriate and ladylike for Cecilia to ride in a carriage.
(b) He is worried that Cecilia is too dizzy to safely ride.
(c) He thinks that leaving the carriage behind will draw attention to them.
(d) He is bothered that Cecilia is the one who thought to steal some horses.
2. What does Cecilia tell Oply is the reason that Jane is not yet a senior member of the Wisteria Society?
(a) Jane has never robbed a bank.
(b) Jane does not have her "wings."
(c) Jane is considered unreliable and sneaky.
(d) Jane has not yet graduated from school.
3. What do Tom and Oply pretend that they are bringing to Queen Victoria?
(a) Clean linen.
(b) A telegram.
(c) Parrot food.
(d) Toast.
4. What technique is used when the title of Chapter 5 mentions "The End of Wuthering Heights" (45)?
(a) Tautology.
(b) Encomium.
(c) Paronomasia.
(d) Synesthesia.
5. How does Ned stop Cecilia from confiding her rescue plan to Miss Fairweather?
(a) He overturns the teapot and floods the table with tea.
(b) He throws a dagger into the wall behind her.
(c) He claps a hand over her mouth and refuses to let her speak.
(d) He pretends to be choking on a kipper.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Morvath have a hard time locating the door to the secret passage in the gallery?
2. What did Miss Darlington steal from Mr. Rotunder?
3. Where is Lady Armitage spend time walking while she waits for Ned in Chapter 12?
4. In Chapter 3, what does Cecilia seem to find indecent about Ned's waistcoat?
5. What small building do Ned and Cecilia see fly past Darlington House while they are arguing about landing?
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