1. What act of submissiveness does Charlotte warn Ottilie against?
(a) Lowering one's eyes before royalty.
(b) Walking slowly to accommodate the pace of the elderly.
(c) Deferring to one's host in conversation.
(d) Stooping to pick up something dropped by a man.

2. What is the nature of the solicitor's visit to Charlotte?
(a) The solicitor and his client disagree with Charlotte's decision to move the graves in the churchyard.
(b) The solicitor comes to advise Charlotte with regards to her pending divorce from Eduard.
(c) The solicitor's errand is to serve Charlotte with a court summons from a merchant in the village.
(d) The solicitor's client has decided to sue Charlotte for a large sum related to damaged property.

3. What, in general, describes Luciane's personality?
(a) She is overly critical of everybody, directly to their faces.
(b) She is reticent and argumentative, and people find her hard to get along with.
(c) She is energetic and attractive but can be annoying and ignorant of others' desires or needs.
(d) She is highly intelligent and beautiful and has a soft, compliant personality.

4. During a stroll around his property with the captain and Charlotte, what activity does Eduard suddenly change his mind about engaging in, and why?
(a) He decides not to ride into town because he cannot settle a debt with his architect.
(b) He decides not to go rowing on the lake because he thinks of Ottilie.
(c) He decides not to purchase a new team of horses because his carriage broke down.
(d) He decides not to plant a new stand of trees because they would detract from the views.

5. What is the name of the peasant girl who attaches herself to Ottilie?
(a) Helga.
(b) Carina.
(c) Sarah.
(d) Nanni.