3. Who does Philip realize has written similar stories to Harrison Bentley?
(a) Philip Slack.
(b) John Chatterton.
(c) Harriet Scrope.
(d) William Blake.

4. What musical instrument is Charles' book about?
(a) Harps.
(b) Flutes.
(c) Gutairs.
(d) Violins.

5. Which of the following foods is Harriet preparing for herself?
(a) A casserole.
(b) A sandwich.
(c) Fish and chips.
(d) An English breakfast.

6. Where does Vivien work?
(a) A library.
(b) A supermarket.
(c) An art gallery.
(d) A book shop.

7. What kind of animal is Mr. Gaskell?
(a) A monkey.
(b) A cat.
(c) A human.
(d) A dog.

8. What word does the author use to describe Harriet's wicker chair?
(a) Regal.
(b) Cranky.
(c) Decaying.
(d) Moss riven.

9. Where did Andrew and Charles meet?
(a) At a jazz concert.
(b) At a night club.
(c) At a poetry reading.
(d) At a folk festival.

10. Which part of the library does Philip search for old books?
(a) The loft.
(b) The basement.
(c) The top floor.
(d) The shed.

11. What kind of critic is Sarah Tilt?
(a) A book critic.
(b) A film critic.
(c) A theater critic.
(d) An art critic.

12. Which of the following sentences does Harriet say to her reflection?
(a) Let me tell you a secret.
(b) Eat my cat, but don't look so angry.
(c) Love thy neighbor.
(d) Spit not on me.

13. Who does Harriet ask to write her memoirs?
(a) Henry.
(b) Vivian.
(c) Charles.
(d) Mary.

14. What does Flint call his flat?
(a) His kaufhaus.
(b) His Bohemian palace.
(c) His dulce domum.
(d) His Akropolis.

15. What is Chatterton's father's job at St. Mary Redcliffe church?
(a) Janitor.
(b) Preacher.
(c) Sunday school teacher.
(d) Singing master.