3. What does Clara seize from her clothing while Wieland is disoriented?
(a) An insignia.
(b) A book.
(c) A rifle.
(d) A penknife.

4. What is Clara hysterical with when she learns about the murders from Hallett?
(a) Grief.
(b) Fear.
(c) Rage.
(d) Joy.

5. Whose actions remain unknown in the murders according to Thomas?
(a) Carwin.
(b) Brown.
(c) Clara.
(d) Charles.

6. What does Cambridge admit that he knows about Clara's brother's intentions to kill her?
(a) That they were not real.
(b) That they were going to happen.
(c) That he had escaped twice to do that.
(d) That they happened.

7. What does Wieland think Carwin is that enables him to manipulate him?
(a) A demon.
(b) An exile.
(c) A ghost.
(d) A driver.

8. Whose judgment does Theodore value as he is convicted?
(a) Friend's.
(b) Court's.
(c) God's.
(d) Clara's.

9. What does Clara trust will mend the wound between her and Pleyel?
(a) Age.
(b) Truth.
(c) Time.
(d) Lies.

10. What does Wieland learn that he must take responsibility for instead of killing Clara?
(a) His strength.
(b) His regrets.
(c) His fears.
(d) His actions.

11. What does Clara find by the bed that shocks her after seeing what Carwin left her?
(a) A fort.
(b) A dead body.
(c) A ghost.
(d) A purse.

12. What does Clara find difficult to finish reading because it is true?
(a) The letter.
(b) The confession.
(c) The magazine.
(d) The book.

13. With whom does Carwin avoid contact when he comes back to America?
(a) Drake.
(b) Clara.
(c) Mallory.
(d) Brown.

14. How is Theodore related to Clara?
(a) He is her confidant.
(b) He is her brother.
(c) He is her uncle.
(d) He is her friend.

15. Who emerges from Clara's house after Pleyel arrives to talk to her about his feelings, confirming Pleyel's suspicions of Clara's guilt?
(a) Clara.
(b) Charles.
(c) Brown.
(d) Wieland.