1. Who traveled on the train with Elizabeth and Flush in Chapter 5: "Italy"?
(a) Miss Wilson.
(b) Mary Graham Clarke.
(c) Miss Isa Blagden.
(d) Miss Mitford.

2. Flush discovered that the dogs of London were strictly divided into ____________.
(a) Smart and dumb.
(b) Different sizes.
(c) Different classes.
(d) Different sexes.

3. Who was lying on the sofa by Elizabeth Barrett when Flush was finally summoned from the kitchen after biting Mr. Browning?
(a) Henrietta.
(b) Miss Mitford.
(c) Miss Wilson.
(d) Arabel.

4. Flush was in a shop on _________________ when he was stolen in Chapter Three.
(a) Tottenham Court Road.
(b) Oxford Street.
(c) Wimpole Street.
(d) Vere Street.

5. What did Miss Barrett begin calling herself in Chapter 5: "Italy"?
(a) Mrs. Righi.
(b) Mrs. Elizabeth.
(c) Mrs. Browning.
(d) Mrs. Jameson.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to the author in Chapter 5: "Italy," Miss Wilson still had the conscience to walk out of a picture gallery "struck back by the indecency of" what?

2. What was the name of the house where the Brownings lived in Florence?

3. When Mr. Browning sheared Flush, what did the dog look like?

4. Miss Barrett wrote that Flush loved her more than ___________.

5. Miss Barrett perched herself upon a stone in the middle of ____________.

(see the answer key)

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