3. What does Flint think about Charles' death?
(a) It is a pratical joke.
(b) It is a chance to move in on Vivian.
(c) It is one of those things.
(d) It is romantic.

4. What does Charles tell Edward he could injure?
(a) His brain.
(b) His tongue.
(c) His heart.
(d) His neck.

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

6. What does Edward say the man knew a lot about?
(a) History.
(b) Literature.
(c) Art.
(d) Geography.

7. What does Chatterton think he has caught?
(a) The measles.
(b) A STD.
(c) Cancer.
(d) A cold.

8. Why does Charles think Chatterton can hurt him?
(a) He is sleeping.
(b) He is dead.
(c) He is disabled.
(d) He is against violence.

9. Why is Vivien not at the art gallery?
(a) She is on leave.
(b) She is at the doctors.
(c) She is at lunch.
(d) It is her day off.

10. What kind of uniform is the man wearing in the film?
(a) Police uniform.
(b) Fireman's uniform.
(c) Traffic warden uniform.
(d) Cricket uniform.

11. What does Edward say the rain is like?
(a) A tumor.
(b) A forcefield.
(c) A can of worms.
(d) A ghost.

12. What does Vivian say when she first sees Flint and Harriet at the crematorium?
(a) You both came.
(b) Leave at once.
(c) You never loved him.
(d) Nice to see you.

13. What does Wallis say he put in the cups before he used them for the tea?
(a) Petrol.
(b) Thinner.
(c) Oil.
(d) Varnish.

14. What has Harriet brought with her to eat in the cinema?
(a) Pork scratchings.
(b) French fries.
(c) Mints.
(d) Chocolates.

15. Where does Charles take Edward?
(a) The Cumberland Gallery,
(b) The Tate Gallery.
(c) The National Gallery.
(d) The Goring Gallery.