1. Why does Mrs. Poulteney insist Sarah stay when Mrs. Tranter calls with Charles and Ernestina in tow?
(a) She feels it her duty to embarrass Charles and Ernestina and make Sarah uncomfortable.
(b) She wants to flaunt her wealth and position.
(c) She needs Sarah to pour the tea.
(d) She wants Sarah to give her opinion about the young couple.

2. In the Victorian ending, what becomes of Mrs. Poulteney?
(a) She becomes blind and her servants steal everything from her.
(b) She tries to enter heaven and is cast into the realm below.
(c) She has a change of heart and becomes kind to her servants.
(d) She runs away with the vicar.

3. Why does Charles go to see Dr. Grogan?
(a) He needs advice about what to say to Sarah when they meet.
(b) He suspects Dr. Grogan saw him with Sarah through his telescope.
(c) He wants sleeping powder for Ernestina.
(d) He needs advice after receiving a note from Sarah.

4. What does Dr. Grogan suggest?
(a) That Charles see Sarah and make up his mind who he loves.
(b) That Dr. Grogan himself goes to find out what Sarah really wants.
(c) That Charles insists on eloping with Ernestina at once.
(d) That he will handle the matter with Sarah and Charles must go away.

5. How does Dr. Grogan rebut Charles' objection that nothing improper passed between him and Sarah?
(a) He confesses that he saw them in his telescope.
(b) He uses the catechism about wishing for a sinful act being the same as doing it.
(c) He says Charles protests too much.
(d) He calls Charles a liar and orders him out of his house.