2. Who previously owned the Clares' house?
(a) The Nardelli family.
(b) The Rook family.
(c) The Stone family.
(d) The Hale family.

3. What does Mary Lawton tell George Clare about Hale house before he bids on it?
(a) That the Hales died there under tragic circumstances.
(b) That it is haunted.
(c) That it is set to be torn down soon.
(d) That it is protected by the historical society.

4. What does Willis say she wants to do?
(a) Move to Europe.
(b) Go back to school and become a poet.
(c) Become a farmer.
(d) Star in movies.

5. What is Eddy Hale's dream?
(a) To go to law school.
(b) To run his own accounting firm.
(c) To go to music school.
(d) To join the army.

6. Who is the lead police investigator on the Clare case?
(a) Edward Stone.
(b) Marjorie Hendley.
(c) Richard Rendel.
(d) Travis Lawton.

7. Where does Catherine do most of her work?
(a) Homes.
(b) Municipal buildings.
(c) Churches.
(d) Diners.

8. Who is the muse of the painter George focuses his dissertation on?
(a) His wife.
(b) God.
(c) His daughter.
(d) His mother.

9. Where does Willis tell George she goes to college?
(a) Yale.
(b) Harvard.
(c) NYU.
(d) UCLA.

10. What is one difference between Ella Hale and her husband?
(a) He is much older than she is.
(b) He has had affairs, but she was faithful.
(c) She has a college degree, and he does not.
(d) She goes to church, and he does not.

11. What did Mr. Hale struggle with before his death?
(a) An old head injury.
(b) Drinking and gambling.
(c) Cancer.
(d) Multiple sclerosis.

12. Who is the youngest son in the Hale family?
(a) Eddy.
(b) Cole.
(c) Wade.
(d) Travis.

13. What does Catherine feel the first time she enters the Hale house?
(a) A sense of welcome.
(b) Faint.
(c) Very warm.
(d) A chill, and the sense that someone else is present.

14. What does George Clare burn in Part I?
(a) Catherine's diary.
(b) His bank book.
(c) His daughter's toys.
(d) The mattress.

15. Where do George and Catherine live when they are first married?
(a) Maine.
(b) New York City.
(c) New Hampshire.
(d) Connecticut.