2. Who does the narrator believe is waiting for him or her in the cottage upon returning?
(a) Elgin.
(b) The narrator's boss.
(c) Jacqueline.
(d) Louise.

3. When the narrator and his or her boss share a bed, why doesn't anything sexual happen between them?
(a) The narrator's boss is angry.
(b) The narrator is too emotional.
(c) The narrator's boss is drunk.
(d) The narrator is drunk.

4. Which of the following describes the time Louise and the narrator lived together?
(a) Fear.
(b) Intense fury.
(c) Bliss.
(d) Timidity.

5. At whose house do the narrator and Louise carry on an affair?
(a) The narrator's ex-lover's.
(b) Elgin's.
(c) Elgin's parent's.
(d) Jacqueline's.

6. Where does Elgin want Louise to go for treatment?
(a) United States.
(b) Germany.
(c) France.
(d) Switzerland.

7. Which character would be considered to be the most heroic in the novel?
(a) Gail.
(b) Jacqueline.
(c) Elgin.
(d) The narrator.

8. What actually causes Elgin to show emotion?
(a) The death of his father.
(b) Louise's affair.
(c) The narrator's love for Louise.
(d) Louise's diagnosis.

9. Where do Louise and the narrator go together on vacation?
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) Oxford.
(c) Mexico.
(d) France.

10. What does the narrator hope for Louise when he moves away?
(a) Revenge.
(b) A full life.
(c) Good mental health.
(d) Romantic love with Elgin.

11. Upon moving, why does the narrator begin studying?
(a) To know what Louise is going through.
(b) To begin working on translations again.
(c) To reveal Elgin as a fraud.
(d) To tell Louise's story.

12. Who is the narrator's boss most similar to?
(a) Jacqueline.
(b) Bathsheba.
(c) Elgin.
(d) Louise.

13. Who does trusts Elgin the least?
(a) Jacqueline.
(b) Inge.
(c) Louise.
(d) The narrator.

14. What does Louise decide to do after the vacation?
(a) Visit Jacqueline.
(b) Get a divorce.
(c) Get married.
(d) Cause legal trouble for Elgin.

15. What does the narrator's boss urge him or her to do?
(a) Return to Louise.
(b) Kill Elgin.
(c) Return to Jacqueline.
(d) Forget Louise entirely.