1. What does Agnes admire about Natan, as descried in Chapter 9?
(a) His way of seeing the world and treating people with compassion.
(b) His way of seeing the world and yearning for knowledge.
(c) His money and generosity.
(d) His many friends and closeness to his family.

2. Why does Natan threaten to kick Sigga out of the house, as described in Chapter 11?
(a) She has lied about him to other people.
(b) She is a thief.
(c) She is not a good lover.
(d) She has been disloyal.

3. What kind of relationship develops between Agnes and Natan after she moves to his farm?
(a) They do not talk when she first arrives, and Natan ignores her for the first few months.
(b) Natan is the man of the house and tells Agnes what to do and how to do it.
(c) They are very good friends at first, but he loves his other servant more and gives her more attention.
(d) They become intimate very soon and have a special bond that consists of deep conversations.

4. How does Blondal prove to Reverend Toti in Chapter 7 that Agnes was the one who Agnes killed Natan?
(a) All women are evil and will do anything to get what they want.
(b) A witness saw Agnes with a bloody knife after the killings, and Fridrik was at home with his family.
(c) Agnes was angry that Natan refused to marry her and murdered him out of revenge.
(d) Natan is murdered by a stab to the belly, and Fridrik would not have done this, because he knows how to kill animals and would have slit his throat.

5. Who does Fridrik court, as described in Chapter 11?
(a) Rosa.
(b) Sigga.
(c) Kornitas.
(d) Agnes.