1. Flush discovered that the dogs of London were strictly divided into ____________.
(a) Different classes.
(b) Smart and dumb.
(c) Different sexes.
(d) Different sizes.

2. The voice that called Flush's name after Miss Mitford left was from a woman lying ___________.
(a) In a hammock.
(b) On the couch.
(c) On the bed.
(d) On the floor.

3. What was Elizabeth Barrett's address when Flush was taken to her in Chapter One: "Three Mile Cross"?
(a) No. 12 Durham Boulevard.
(b) No. 17 Tottenham Court Road.
(c) No. 2 Manning Street.
(d) No. 5 Wimpole Street.

4. What, in reality, did Flush see himself as when he looked in the mirror?
(a) An aristocrat.
(b) A servant.
(c) A dog.
(d) A companion.

5. Flush felt that he and Miss Barrett lived alone together in a cushioned and fire-lit __________.
(a) Nest.
(b) Dungeon.
(c) Cave.
(d) Castle.

Short Answer Questions

1. Flush was amazed by the smells of London, which were violently contrasted and compounded more than any he had smelled in the fields near ______________.

2. Miss Barrett wrote that Flush loved her more than ___________.

3. Flush became a father before he was how old in Chapter One: "Three Mile Cross"?

4. As centuries passed, the Spaniel evolved into how many different branches?

5. At what age did Elizabeth Barrett begin to battle a lifelong illness?

(see the answer key)

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