1. What best describes Stephen's initial feelings towards the housemaid, Collins?
(a) Hatred and disgust.
(b) Curious and fearful.
(c) Simple friendship.
(d) Love and obsession.

2. What did Sir Phillip have an opportunity to express, yet failed to deliver when approached by Stephen?
(a) Stephen's utter hopelessness to connect with others.
(b) Stephen's true nature and sexuality.
(c) The details concerning Stephen's inhertance listed in his will.
(d) His information on the secret location of Martin Hallam.

3. As Sir Phillip and Stephen share their discussions, Lady Anna often feels left out. What is Sir Phillip's response towards his wife's displeasure?
(a) Often invites her to join.
(b) Commands she respect their privacy.
(c) Avoids any argument with his wife.
(d) Immediately changes their conversation subject to accommodate his wife's interests.

4. After conversing with Lady Anna about her relationship with Angela, what does Stephen discover in her father's study that questions her thoughts and identity?
(a) Sir Phillip's psychology books.
(b) A letter written by Sir Phillip to his secret male lover.
(c) Sir Phillip's music records.
(d) A secret drawer filled with old whiskey and gin bottles.

5. How does Stephen's endeavor of writing a third novel affect her relationship with Mary?
(a) Mary oftern feels left out and unattendend to while Stephen fails to understand Mary's pain.
(b) There is no real affect as both women have their preoccupations.
(c) Mary's observation of Stephen working tirelessing on her novel increases their respect and admiration for each other.
(d) Mary begins to dispise Stephen and they fight regularly.