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The Clockmaker's Daughter Quiz

Kate Morton

This Study Guide consists of approximately 102 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Clockmaker's Daughter.

The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Part 1: I - Chapter 2

Part 1: II - III

Part 1: Chapters 6 - 9

Part 2: V - Chapter 10

Part 2: Chapter 11 - VI

Part 2: Chapters 13 - 17

Part 2: Chapters 18 - 21

Part 2: VIII - IX

Part 3: Chapters 24 - 26

Part 4: Chapters 30 - XII

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Tip tell Elodie that he told Lauren the fairy story that she passed on to Elodie? (from Part 1: Chapters 6 - 9)

Tip sensed Lauren was lonely and wanted to entertain her.

Tip wanted to stop Lauren's constant chatter and questions.

Tip wanted to scare Lauren with the story.

Tip did not have any children to share the story with so he told his niece instead.

2.

Why does Elodie take the picture she found in Edward's satchel to Pippa? (from Part 1: II - III)

Elodie thinks the woman looks like Pippa.

Pippa has more experience in the art world and Elodie thinks she might recognize her.

Elodie does not share the photograph with Pippa.

Elodie wants something like the dress the woman is wearing as her wedding dress.

3.

Why did Birdie give Edward a false name? (from Part 2: VII)

Birdie is not sure why she lied about her identity.

Birdie wanted to make sure Edward would not be able to find her again.

Birdie wanted to make sure that her father in America could not trace her to Edward.

The name Lily Milligton was the first name that came to her mind when Edward asked.

4.

In Edward's story of the Night of the Following, why did he think he would be safe in Birchwood Manor? (from Part 2: VIII - IX)

Edward saw a light in one of the upstairs windows.

Edward thought any house would save him from the creature that was following him.

A voice told Edward to run in the direction of the house.

Edward had no idea he would be any safer inside the house than outside.

5.

Why is Lucy upset when she sees Lily and Edward making love? (from Part 3: Chapters 24 - 26)

Lucy thinks that Edward is hurting Lily.

Lucy believes that Lily is a bad influence on Edward.

Lucy realizes that her time of being most important to Edward is over.

Lucy is worried that Fanny will be upset.

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