2. Which of the following does the author compare the pine needles to?
(a) Fairy knives.
(b) Clumps of hair.
(c) Cat whiskers.
(d) Drawing pins.

3. What do Charles' knuckles brush against?
(a) Writing paper.
(b) Chocolate paper.
(c) A dead mouse.
(d) A DVD case.

4. What are the curtains drawn to protect?
(a) A baby.
(b) A dog.
(c) A book.
(d) A painting.

5. What is Charles reading at the beginning of this chapter?
(a) Chatterton and the Meaning of Life.
(b) Forgeries and Fakes.
(c) Poets We Love to Hate.
(d) Life of Chatterton.

6. What is Marikomo?
(a) A type of poem.
(b) Astyle of writing.
(c) A type of tea.
(d) A style of painting.

7. What color is the car that Edward and Vivian step out of?
(a) White.
(b) Black.
(c) Red.
(d) Orange.

8. What does Edward say his mother needs lipstick for?
(a) To beautify herself.
(b) To sell.
(c) To draw on the mirror.
(d) To give to Harriet.

9. What poet does the priest quote?
(a) Wordsworth.
(b) Shelley.
(c) Chatterton.
(d) Shakespeare.

10. What does Charles say is the food of love?
(a) Poetry.
(b) Music.
(c) Candle light.
(d) Short stories.

11. Where is Charles' funeral held?
(a) Wimbledon Crematorium.
(b) Finsbury Park Crematorium.
(c) Wandsworth Common Crematorium.
(d) Hyde Park Crematorium.

12. What does Chatterton describe the boy's breeches as?
(a) Unfashionable.
(b) Mouldy.
(c) Prison clothing.
(d) Rags.

13. What does Chatterton have to take four grains of?
(a) Arsenic.
(b) Opium.
(c) Salt.
(d) Cocaine.

14. What does Chatterton describe the child's shirt as?
(a) Garish.
(b) Mouldly.
(c) Dusty.
(d) Holey.

15. How does Flint react when Vivien tells him and Harriet they were Charles' true friends?
(a) He laughs.
(b) He smirks.
(c) He blushes.
(d) He hangs his head.