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9. Why does Dr. Markway want to rent Hill House? 10. Who does Harper insist Dr. Markway take along on the team?

11. What does Eleanor want to borrow from her sister and brother-in-law to go on her

"vacation"?

12. When Eleanor sees Hill House for the first time, what does she feel the house is doing?

13. When does Mrs. Dudley leave Hill House each day? .

14. Who is the first person, besides Mrs. Dudley, that Eleanors meet as she begins to explore the

house?

15. What is Eleanor’s nickname?

16. What is it that Theodora knew that Eleanor brought?

17. What did Theodora and Eleanor not do before they came to Hill House?

18. What skill does Theo have which is the reason Dr. Markway chose her?

19. What experience did Eleanor have which is the reason Dr. Markway chose her?

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