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The Moonstone
Wilkie Collins
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Prologue; First Period, Chapters I–III
First Period, Chapters IV–VI
First Period, Chapters VII–IX
First Period, Chapters X and XI
First Period, Chapters XII–XIV
First Period, Chapters XV–XVII
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Second Period, Third Narrative, Chapters I–IV
Second Period, Third Narrative, Chapters V–VII
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Second Period, Extracts from the Journal of Ezra Jennings
Second Period, Fifth Narrative–Sixth Narrative
Second Period, Seventh Narrative–Epilogue
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Rachel Verinder
Franklin Blake
Ezra Jennings
Godfrey Ablewhite
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Prologue; First Period, Chapters 1-3
First Period, Chapters 4-6
First Period, Chapters 7-9
First Period, Chapters 10 and 11
First Period, Chapters 12-14
First Period, Chapters 15-17
First Period, Chapters 18-21
First Period, Chapters 22-23
Second Period, First Narrative, Chapters 1 and 2
Second Period, First Narrative, Chapters 3-5
Second Period, First Narrative, Chapters 6-8
Second Period, Second Narrative, Chapters 1-3
Second Period, Third Narrative, Chapters 1-4
Second Period, Third Narrative, Chapters 5-7
Second Period, Third Narrative, Chapters 8-10
Second Period, Extracts from the Journal of Ezra Jennings
Second Period, Fifth Narrative-Sixth Narrative
Second Period, Seventh Narrative-Epilogue
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1
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What kind of jewel or stone is the Moonstone?
Diamond
Sapphire
Ruby
Quartz
2
of 5
At what age is Rachel to be given the Moonstone?
Twelve
Eighteen
Twenty-one
Thirty
3
of 5
Miss Clack describes the engagement of Rachel to which character?
Godfrey
Mr. Bruff
Franklin
Luker
4
of 5
According to Jennings, Franklin takes the Moonstone under the influence of what?
Hypnosis
Hallucinogens
Alcohol
Opium
5
of 5
Who kills Godfrey?
Spanish sailors
Rachel
Franklin
Indians
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