1. How does Celia end the competition between her and Marco?

A： She concedes defeat
B： She merges their magic
C： She destroys the circus
D： She asks the man in the grey suit for help

2. What is the final fate of the circus?

A： It is destroyed in a fire
B： It continues to thrive under new management
C： It is abandoned and forgotten
D： It is turned into a museum

3. How does the relationship between Celia and Marco affect the circus?

A： Their love strengthens the circus
B： Their rivalry causes chaos
C： Their bond creates instability
D： Their love and rivalry both influence the circus

4. How does Bailey's role in the circus change throughout the novel?

A： From a visitor to a performer
B： From a visitor to the new owner
C： From a performer to a visitor
D： From a visitor to a caretaker

5. What does the clock in the circus symbolize?

A： The passage of time
B： The intricacy of the circus
C： The balance between light and darkness
D： All of the above

6. What important decision does Bailey make that directly impacts the future of the circus?

A： He decides to leave the circus
B： He chooses to dismantle the circus
C： He takes over the circus
D： He convinces Celia and Marco to end their competition

7. How does Tsukiko's past actions influence the events of the story?

A： She set the circus on fire
B： She sabotaged Celia's magic
C： She manipulated the competition from the start
D： She helped Marco escape his bindings

8. What is the significance of the bonfire in the circus?

A： It represents the passion of the circus performers
B： It serves as the main power source for the circus
C： It is a symbol of Celia and Marco's connection
D： It is a tribute to the circus's founder

9. How do Poppet and Widget's abilities ultimately contribute to the resolution of the story?

A： They use their abilities to sabotage the circus
B： They intervene in the competition between Celia and Marco
C： They use their abilities to help Bailey save the circus
D： They reveal the truth about the competition

10. How does the writing style in The Night Circus contribute to the novel's atmosphere?

A： It creates a sense of mystery and wonder
B： It focuses on the harsh realities of circus life
C： It emphasizes the mundane aspects of the characters' lives
D： It provides a historical context for the circus
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