6. What does the professor not like about Victorian children's literature?
(a) The children in the stories are always boring.
(b) It is too moralizing.
(c) There are too many fairies in it.
(d) It is too unbelievable.

7. What does the third girl whom the narrator speaks to say that she is?
(a) A poem.
(b) A star.
(c) A university student.
(d) An alien.

8. Why is diagnosing Disease Maker's Croup difficult?
(a) It will immediately infect anyone who comes within ten feet of the patient.
(b) The patient becomes violent and does not like being diagnosed.
(c) The symptoms can be very different from person to person.
(d) It tends to affect those who are least questioned and most trusted.

9. In 'Fifteen Painted Cards...' what does the man in 'The Fool' want?
(a) To kill a vampire.
(b) To kiss a vampire.
(c) To be a vampire.
(d) To talk to a vampire.

10. Whom does the father say his sympathy is with now?
(a) Father Bear.
(b) The princess' father.
(c) The Wicked Queen.
(d) The woodcutter.

11. The first time the world seems to dissolve away for the author, whom does he meet?
(a) A man wearing a Santa hat.
(b) A man wearing horn-rimmed spectacles.
(c) A man wearing a long black trench coat.
(d) A man wearing a black leather jumpsuit.

12. When he meets Becky again years later, what does she tell him was the real reason for her breaking up with him?
(a) The narrator's wife threatened her and forced her to leave him.
(b) She was pregnant.
(c) He was getting too serious, and she wasn't a home wrecker.
(d) She was seeing her boss.

13. Where is the author the second time reality seems to fade?
(a) In bed.
(b) In his car.
(c) At work.
(d) On the tube.

14. What is the professor's book about?
(a) Why gossip is a sin.
(b) Meaning in children's fiction.
(c) What happened to her in Narnia.
(d) Philosophy of religion and the existence of God.

15. In the poem 'Instructions' what is it important to always trust?
(a) Your heart and your story.
(b) Dragons.
(c) That the path will lead you home.
(d) The youngest princess.