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

4. What does Vivien say is the only thing Edward ever does?
(a) Plays football.
(b) Listen to music.
(c) Watches TV.
(d) Dance.

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

6. Which of the following phrases does Harriet use to describe her food?
(a) What a spead.
(b) Scran attack.
(c) Lovely grub.
(d) Lovely jubbly.

7. What is the name of the gardens that Charles enters?
(a) Foreman's
(b) Fickles'
(c) Dodd's.
(d) Regal's.

8. What does Harriet tell her cat Mother would like to do?
(a) Get drunk.
(b) Kill her self.
(c) Piss on the books.
(d) Pay for a young man.

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

10. Who is the plaque that Philip finds dedicated to?
(a) Wiliam Shakespeare.
(b) Chatterton.
(c) William Blake.
(d) Robert Bruce.

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

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

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

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

15. What was Chatterton taught to calculate at his school?
(a) Tax deductions.
(b) Pensions.
(c) The price of corn.
(d) The price of coffee.