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Who is the cleverest man in Europe for making Clockwork?
Who is the cleverest man in Europe for making Clockwork?
- Fritz
- Dr. Calminos of Schatzberg (correct)
- The Royal Physician
- Baron Stelgratz
What did the official version state about Prince Otto's death?
What did the official version state about Prince Otto's death?
- He suffered a contusion of the brain (correct)
- He died from his love for his son
- He died of apoplexy
- He died from a wound
What did the servants think about Prince Otto's death?
What did the servants think about Prince Otto's death?
- They thought he was still alive (correct)
- They thought he died from his love for his son
- They thought he suffered a contusion of the brain
- They thought he died of apoplexy
What did Dr. Calminos of Schatzberg pull behind him at night?
What did Dr. Calminos of Schatzberg pull behind him at night?
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Who is the cleverest man in Europe for making Clockwork? What did the official version state about Prince Otto's death? What did the servants think about Prince Otto's death? What did Dr. Calminos of Schatzberg pull behind him at night?
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Test your knowledge of Philip Pullman's "Clockwork or all wound up" with this quiz. Explore the story of Fritz and Prince Otto, and see how well you remember the details of this captivating tale of mystery and deception.
