2. What event does John say made his and May's meetings more multiplied at the beginning of Chapter 2?
(a) Her moving to the country.
(b) Her moving to his house.
(c) Her great-aunt's death.
(d) His losing his job.

3. What is the name of the house John is visiting in Chapter 1?
(a) Weatherend.
(b) Le Manse.
(c) Terra.
(d) Fountainbleu.

4. Which of the following does John not imagine May does in regards to the home she is staying at in Chapter 1?
(a) The color of the walls.
(b) The favorite haunts of the ghost.
(c) The authorship of the pictures.
(d) The styles of the furniture.

5. What does John ask May if she remembered asking him when they had met at Weatherend for the first time?
(a) If he remembered their first meeting.
(b) If he was afraid.
(c) If he loved her.
(d) About their time in Italy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Complete this sentence: "Only, you know, the form and the way in your case were to have been--well, something so _____ and, as one may say, so particularly your own."

2. What does the narrator say the guests who "took such matters with the last seriousness" give themselves up to in Chapter 1?

3. During what month does Chapter 1 take place?

4. Complete this sentence: "I see of course what you mean by your ____ me, in this way and that."

5. What does John suggest had lost itself in the desert?

(see the answer key)

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