2. What had Garland and Malcolm been discussing?
(a) Garland wanted to send his youngest son to Harvard.
(b) All of these.
(c) Garland had drawn up a new will.
(d) Garland was going to be living with them for the rest of his life.

3. What instrument were Mal and Joel playing?
(a) The saxophone.
(b) The piano.
(c) The guitar.
(d) The trumpet.

4. What food does Malcolm usually have on Wednesdays?
(a) Roast.
(b) Steak.
(c) Veal.
(d) Lamb.

5. How many tiers on the chandeliers were lit?
(a) Four of the five.
(b) All three.
(c) Two of the five.
(d) All five.

6. What did Olivia wear that had belonged to her mother?
(a) A diamond brooch.
(b) A blue sapphire pendant.
(c) A pink sapphire pendant.
(d) An emerald pendant.

7. What did Olivia's father buy her when she was a little girl?
(a) A priceless handcrafted dollhouse.
(b) Both of these.
(c) A priceless handcrafted porcelain doll.
(d) Neither of these.

8. What message had been sent for Olivia?
(a) Joel had taken ill.
(b) Her cousin had died.
(c) Her father had died.
(d) Her aunt had died.

9. What name(s) was etched on the desks?
(a) Both of these.
(b) Adelaid.
(c) Neither of these.
(d) Johnathan.

10. What was Garland's wife's name?
(a) Alicia.
(b) Marissa.
(c) Tricia.
(d) Alisa.

11. What do Malcolm's parties always reflect?
(a) His love for his guests.
(b) Both of these.
(c) His status in society.
(d) Neither of these.

12. What thought infuriated Olivia?
(a) That her boys weren't as fawned over as Alicia's were.
(b) That her boys were being tutored in the hottest room in the house.
(c) All of these.
(d) Alicia might be able to get Malcolm to do something Olivia could not.

13. What did Olivia's father choose to have served on special occasions?
(a) Steak.
(b) Prime Rib Roast.
(c) Filet Mignon.
(d) Beef Wellington.

14. What was Olivia not to discuss at the table?
(a) When she got her period.
(b) A woman's place in the world.
(c) The woman's suffrage movement.
(d) How she lost her mother.

15. What did Olivia consider sweet about Malcolm?
(a) Both of these.
(b) That he didn't want her tiring herself before the reception.
(c) Neither of these.
(d) That he had given her the day to herself.