2. What happens to the air when Charles walks through the arch into the gardens?
(a) It becomes thinner.
(b) It becomes colder.
(c) It becomes thicker.
(d) It becomes warmer.

3. Who does Harriet say she thought Charles was?
(a) Mr. Fox.
(b) Mr. Holmes.
(c) Mr. Punch.
(d) Mr. Ripper.

4. What can Charles Wychwood hear as he watches leaves fall to the ground?
(a) Birds.
(b) Flies.
(c) Workmen.
(d) Crickets.

5. In which city did Charles buy the flute book?
(a) Cambridge.
(b) Oxford.
(c) Liverpool.
(d) Peterborough.

6. What does Leno Antiques ask their customers not to do?
(a) Steal.
(b) Shout.
(c) Linger.
(d) Smoke.

7. Why does Sadlier think the Seymour's are fakes?
(a) Seymour never sold any of his paintings.
(b) Seymour did not paint in that style.
(c) Seymour would have been too ill to paint them.
(d) They don't have Seymour's initials.

8. What religious figure does Harriet compare herself to?
(a) John the Baptist.
(b) Lazarus.
(c) Judas.
(d) Jesus.

9. Which of the following phrases is now on the sign for Leno's Antiques?
(a) Wake up and smell the oak.
(b) Win the lottery.
(c) Come and taste it.
(d) You are only as old as you feel.

10. What is Flint's occupation?
(a) A writer.
(b) A filmmaker.
(c) An antique dealer.
(d) A painter.

11. What does Joynson suggest Chatterton does in an effort to make them both rich?
(a) Fake his suicide.
(b) Open a bookshop.
(c) Sell his book collection.
(d) Start a magazine.

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

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

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

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