3. What kind of problem does Harriet tell Charles she has?
(a) An old age problem.
(b) A relationship problem.
(c) A female problem.
(d) A financial problem.

4. What does Charles say has pained his senses?
(a) A lack of style.
(b) A drowsy numbness.
(c) A thoughtless word.
(d) A regal voice.

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

6. What city do Philip and Charles travel to?
(a) Liverpool.
(b) Cardiff.
(c) Birmingham.
(d) Bristol.

7. What does Sadlier call the Seymour paintings in Cumberland's gallery?
(a) Genius.
(b) Craftmanship.
(c) Lithe.
(d) Fakes.

8. What kind of hat does Harriet wear?
(a) A fur hat.
(b) A felt hat.
(c) A velvet hat.
(d) A top hat.

9. Which poet helped Harriet publish her first two books?
(a) Erza Pound.
(b) Len Woolf.
(c) T.S. Elliot.
(d) Samuel Beckett.

10. What does Mr. Leno ask Mrs. Leno to come and be?
(a) Sister.
(b) Mother.
(c) Nurse.
(d) Mistress.

11. What was the name of Chatterton's invented monk?
(a) Thomas Rowley.
(b) Frederick Pohl.
(c) David Howells.
(d) Kelvin Janus.

12. Who painted the pictures that Cumblerland shows Vivien?
(a) Simon Chambers.
(b) Edward Formby.
(c) James Manlow.
(d) Joseph Seymour.

13. What did Chatterton sell to London magazines?
(a) Photographs.
(b) Poetry.
(c) Limericks.
(d) Short stories.

14. What does Edward say when Chatterton's portrait falls off the wall?
(a) He is smelling the carpet.
(b) He is dead.
(c) He is sick.
(d) He is tired.

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