The Death of Mrs. Westaway Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Chapter 17, why does Mrs. Warren get so angry with Hal? (from Chapters 14 - 20)

Mrs. Warren finds Hal looking at the photo album in the study.

Hal asks Mrs. Warren to clean her room.

Hal accidentally walks into Mrs. Warren's private rooms.

Mrs. Warren finds Hal making tea in the kitchen.

2.

Why is Hal so skilfull in reading people? (from Chapters 8 - 13)

Hal had a natural talent.

Hal learned by taking a class.

Hal learned by studying people for years.

Hal learned by listening to her mother perform psychic reading.

3.

Why does Reg tell Hal that she can deceive that Westaways? (from Epigraph - Chapter 7)

Reg believes that Hal can deceive the Westaways because she deceived him.

Reg tells Hal she can deceive the Westaways in order to encourage her.

Reg tells Hal she can deceive the Westaways because he thinks she needs a break in her life.

Reg believes that Hal can deceive the Westaways because she does cold tarot readings.

4.

Why is Hal suspicious of the ibuprofen that Edward offers her? (from Chapters 14 - 20)

Edward seems unsure if the pills he is giving Hal are really ibuprofen or not.

Edward finds the bottle in a medicine cabinet and assumes that it is ibuprofen.

Edward takes the ibuprofen out of a bottle with only a handwritten label.

Hal is not concerned about the pills that Edward gives her.

5.

Why does Hal tell Ezra, Abel, and Harding that she let things go on for so long even though she suspected that she was not Maud's daughter? (from Chapters 28 - 37)

Hal tells them she had been in desperate need of money.

Hal tells them she had intentionally tried to deceive them.

Hal does not give them a reason when they ask why she deceived them for so long.

Hal tells them that she had really wanted to be part of a family.

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