3. Why did Hariett use the plots from Bentley's books?
(a) She was under pressure to produce a book.
(b) She had writer's block.
(c) She needed money.
(d) Using someone's plot is not plagarism.

4. What does Charles have to confirm to the old gentleman that he does not have?
(a) A credit card.
(b) Tattoos.
(c) A knife.
(d) A mobile phone.

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

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

7. What is the name of the Fitz Dangerfield painting Sarah is admiring?
(a) The Godot.
(b) The Dungheaped Hothead.
(c) Look to Sea.
(d) The Opium Dream.

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

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

10. What did Vivien work as in Cumberland?
(a) A foreman.
(b) A secretary.
(c) A cleaner.
(d) A surveyor.

11. What does the girl tell Tom gapes open?
(a) His mouth.
(b) His wound.
(c) His eyes.
(d) His shoes.

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

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

14. What city did Chatterton move to in the hope of making a name for himself?
(a) Berlin.
(b) London.
(c) Paris.
(d) Prague.

15. Who does Harriet tell that Vivien is secretive?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Charles.
(c) Philip.
(d) Peter.