Dracula

When the novel opens, where is Jonathan?

• Transylvania

• Munich

• America

• London

At the opening of the novel, where is Jonathan going?

• to Lucy Westenra's vacation home in Whitby

• to meet with his mentor, Professor Van Helsing in Amsterdam

• home to London after a long business trip

• to Transylvania to meet with a client

Why does a lady beg Jonathan not to continue his journey?

• It is the Eve of St. George's Day, and at midnight all evil things will have full sway.

• It is a full moon and at midnight all evil things will have full sway.

• She begs him to wait until the weather is better.

• She begs him to stay with her to protect her from the Count

What does Jonathan find strange about his carriage ride to Castle Dracula?

• It is cold outside, but Jonathan stays warm in the carriage.

• Jonathan feels they are traveling over and over the same ground.

• The carriage driver will not talk to Jonathan.

• Jonathan keeps falling asleep.

What is the Count’s excuse for not eating?

• He had a stomach ache

• The food had gotten cold

• He dined earlier

• It was too late to eat

What is the reason the Count says Jonathan can’t leave?

• It is too dark outside

• The Count is paying Jonathan

• Jonathan must teach the Count English

• Jonathan hasn’t met the Count’s family

How did Jonathan keep Dracula from reading his diary?

• He used a special code

• He told Dracula he could not read it

• There was a lock on the diary

• It was written in Romanian

How did Jonathan escape the Count’s castle?

• He walked out the front door

• He climbed down the castle wall

• He asked to leave

• He dug a tunnel under the castle wall

How many boxes did the ship carry?

• 15

• 25

• 35

• 50

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.