The tulip staircase ghost ( Project Explore 7, p.56)

A) A church in Canada

B) Greenwich Palace in London

C) A Kodak camera factory

A) In the summer of 1966

B) In the spring of 1967

C) A few years ago

A) A museum assistant

B) A photographer for Kodak

C) A church minister

A) Because the building was almost closing

B) Because he saw a ghost on the stairs

C) Because there were too many people around

A) It was crowded with tourists

B) It was closed with a rope across it

C) It was being repaired by experts

A) A group of experts

B) His wife

C) A strange person in old-fashioned dress

A) While he was standing at the bottom of the stairs

B) When he developed the photograph later

C) When his wife pointed it out to him

A) Climbing the stairs

B) Walking through a wall

C) Standing next to the Reverend’s wife

A) To the police

B) To the museum staff

C) To experts at Kodak

A) Proof that it was a fake

B) No evidence for their theories

C) Clear information about the person in the photo

A) Yes, they said it was a fake

B) No, they agreed it could not be a fake

C) They refused to look at the photo

A) To take more photos with a better camera

B) To do some research

C) To meet the museum assistants

A) Only Reverend Hardy

B) Staff and visitors

C) Only the Canadian couple

A) A man in a church minister's outfit

B) A lady in an old-fashioned dress

C) A ghost taking photographs

A) Up the Tulip Staircase

B) Along a balcony and through a wall

C) Out of the front door of the palace

A) To explain how Kodak develops photos

B) To tell the story of a famous ghost photograph

C) To describe the architecture of Greenwich Palace