1. Why does Charles go into the child's room?
(a) He suddenly feels very paternal.
(b) She is crying and a male neighbor is banging on the wall.
(c) He thinks he hears the girl strangling.
(d) He is curious to see if there really is a child.

2. How does Charles explain himself to Sam?
(a) That he has volunteered for the search party.
(b) That he has come to tell Sarah never to bother him again.
(c) That he accidentally heard someone in the shed and went in to see who it was.
(d) That he is there on the instruction of Dr. Grogan.

3. Why does Mrs. Poulteney insist Sarah stay when Mrs. Tranter calls with Charles and Ernestina in tow?
(a) She needs Sarah to pour the tea.
(b) She feels it her duty to embarrass Charles and Ernestina and make Sarah uncomfortable.
(c) She wants to flaunt her wealth and position.
(d) She wants Sarah to give her opinion about the young couple.

4. What does Dr. Grogan suggest?
(a) That he will handle the matter with Sarah and Charles must go away.
(b) That Charles see Sarah and make up his mind who he loves.
(c) That Dr. Grogan himself goes to find out what Sarah really wants.
(d) That Charles insists on eloping with Ernestina at once.

5. What does Dr. Grogan do in his speech to Charles?
(a) Shames Charles for his stupidity.
(b) Admits to having an affair himself with Sarah.
(c) Suggests that Charles run away with Sarah.
(d) He paints a picture of Sarah as an opportunist who had led Charles on.