1. Where is Melanie during the hearing?
(a) Sitting with her father.
(b) Sitting between her parents.
(c) Absent from it.
(d) Sitting across the table from David.

2. What is the mood in the car after Lucy and David spend the day at the local market?
(a) Comforting.
(b) Strained silence.
(c) Argumentative and blaming.
(d) Tearful silence.

3. Who is the poet that David discusses in Chapter 4?
(a) Wadsworth.
(b) Byron.
(c) Wordsworth.
(d) Keats.

4. Where does David have the opportunity to observe Melanie without her knowing?
(a) At lunch with her friends.
(b) At the actual performance of the play.
(c) At her home while he is peering through the window.
(d) At play rehearsal.

5. What is the setting of the play that Melanie is in?
(a) London.
(b) Ireland.
(c) South Africa.
(d) Coventry.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the beginning of the Chapter 4, when Melanie and David are intimate, she also questions him about the things he collects. What is it that David says that he does not collect?

2. Who is Petrus?

3. When David agrees to go for a walk with Lucy, what must he borrow from her?

4. While one charge against David has to do with misconduct involving Melanie, what does the other charge have to do with?

5. When David decides to get a lawyer, who does he contact?

(see the answer key)

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