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Carlin High School A EN MISC Chapters 9 and 10: 1)How does Mina describe Jonathan in her letter to Lucy? Mina tells Lucy he is back to his old self
Carlin High School
A EN MISC
Chapters 9 and 10:
1)How does Mina describe Jonathan in her letter to Lucy?
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- Mina tells Lucy he is back to his old self.
- Mina tells Lucy he is thin, pale, and weak-looking.
- Mina tells Lucy he very sick and can not get out of bed.
- Mina tells Lucy he is very banged-up, but he will be fine.
- What request does Jonathan make of Mina regarding his notebook?
- He wants her to read it so that she will understand what he’s been through.
- He wants her to burn it.
- He wants her to keep it in a safe place and read it only if she wants to.
- He wants her to pass it on to Dr. Seward to help with Lucy’s condition.
- Where were Mina and Jonathan married?
- Mina and Jonathan were married at the insane asylum.
- Mina and Jonathan were married at Hillingham.
- Mina and Jonathan were married at the hospital.
- Mina and Jonathan were married in Transylvania.
- What does Mina do with Jonathan’s notebook?
- She reads it and is horrified.
- She burns it.
- She wraps it and ties it with ribbon as a wedding gift to Jonathan.
- She gives it to Dr. Seward.
- What daily pattern has developed in Renfield since Dr. Seward confined him to a straight jacket and a padded room?
- He sits in the corner of the room all day.
- He is wild and crazy all day.
- He is violent during the day and quiet from moonrise to sunrise.
- He refuses to eat.
- How does Renfield escape a second time?
- He breaks out through the window.
- He pretends to be sick so the attendant will open the door to his cell.
- He hides behind the door and runs out when the attendant comes in to look for him.
- When the attendant opens the cell he knocks him down and runs.
- What begins happening to Lucy upon her return home to Hillingham?
- She begins sleepwalking.
- She has terrible nightmares.
- She begins to feel very depressed.
- She is getting very thin.
- Arthur Holmwood asks Dr. Seward to examine Lucy. What are Dr. Seward’s findings regarding Lucy?
- He thinks that she has a rare blood disease.
- He finds that her muscles are beginning to deteriorate.
- He finds nothing at all to be concerned about.
- He can not find any functional disturbance, but is concerned about her weakness and appearance.
- What is Lucy’s condition when Dr. Seward and Van Helsing visit her on September 7th?
- Lucy is sitting up in bed and eating soup.
- Lucy is in a coma.
- Lucy is ghastly, chalkily pale and having trouble breathing.
- Lucy is in a trance-like state.
- What action does Van Helsing believe is necessary to keep Lucy alive?
- chemotherapy
- a tight tourniquet around the wound on her throat to keep it from bleeding
- angioplasty
- a blood transfusion
- Who arrives and offers to help in Van Helsing’s first treatment of Lucy?
- Dr. Seward
- Arthur Holmwood
- Quincey Morris
- Jonathan Harker
- What specific instructions does Van Helsing give Dr. Seward regarding Lucy before he leaves for Amsterdam?
- to make sure she gets up and walks every hour to increase circulation
- to be sure she eats at least five small meals a day
- to never leave her unattended for any reason
- to make sure she drinks at least sixty-four ounces of water daily
- What does Van Helsing discover upon his return to Hillingham?
- Lucy’s mother has died.
- Lucy is feeling like her old self again.
- Mina has come down with the same illness as Lucy.
- Dr. Seward left Lucy alone, and she is very ill.
- Who aids Van Helsing in the second transfusion to Lucy?
- Quincey Morris
- Jonathan Harker
- Abraham Van Helsing
- Dr. Seward
- What is in the package that Van Helsing receives from abroad?
- garlic flowers
- tulips
- pieces of the Host (consecrated communion wafers)
- a medical journal to help him in his treatment of Lucy
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