2. Why did Jeremy work so hard at studying for his A levels?
(a) To find the right girl at a new school.
(b) To attract an older woman.
(c) He wanted to prove how smart he reallly was.
(d) He wanted to go to university and leave home.

3. What did Jeremy continue to do after leaving North Oxford?
(a) Studying.
(b) Writing to Harper.
(c) Switching girlfriends.
(d) Leaving places and people.

4. What did Jeremy lose due to a road accident?
(a) His niece.
(b) His parents.
(c) His new car.
(d) His leg.

5. What were June and Bernard doing at the time the photograph in Part One was taken?
(a) Bernard had just told June that he loved her.
(b) They had just secretly eloped.
(c) They were taking in the sights of Paris.
(d) They signed up as members of the Communist Party.

6. From what year is the framed photograph on June Tremaine's locker by her bed in the nursing home?
(a) 1972.
(b) 1946.
(c) 1930.
(d) 1989.

7. Bernard tells people that June believes the dogs she encountered on the path were something other than just dogs. What were they?
(a) Satan's familiars.
(b) The ghosts of her parents.
(c) Poltergeists.
(d) Angels.

8. From what point of view is the novel written?
(a) Third person.
(b) Second person.
(c) Omniscient.
(d) First person.

9. What did June discover about herself the morning after the dolmen?
(a) She loved another man.
(b) She could not have children.
(c) She had physical courage.
(d) She was a tired woman.

10. When June tells Jeremy that she and Bernard are "obsessed", to what is she referring?
(a) Finding a cure for her.
(b) Their children.
(c) Their sexual life together.
(d) The need to gain governmental control.

11. What completely overshadowed Jeremy and Jenny's life until their first child was born?
(a) June's illness.
(b) Jenny's inability to have a child.
(c) Jeremy's work.
(d) Bernard's drinking.

12. In Part 1, what is it that Jeremy is thinking as he stares at June's photograph as a young newlywed?
(a) How much she had changed.
(b) How beautiful she still was.
(c) That she looks happier now than she did then.
(d) That she looks better now than she did then.

13. What does Bernard look like?
(a) He is scrawny and plain looking.
(b) He is bald with a goatee.
(c) He is obese and bald.
(d) He is large with a generous face.

14. When did Sally let on that she had been abused as a child?
(a) When she was about twenty-years-old.
(b) She never did.
(c) When she turned thirteen.
(d) When she was five-years-old.

15. Why did Bernard entertain in restaurants?
(a) He was a public figure.
(b) He was a chef.
(c) He loved to eat.
(d) He was a television personality.