5. What does Eleanor hear while walking alone by the brook?
(a) A child singing.
(b) Luke and Theo's thoughts.
(c) A voice in her mind.
(d) A child laughting.

6. What question does Eleanor ask Theo about their conversation?
(a) Why Theo came to Hill House.
(b) If Theo is jealous of her.
(c) Why her relationship with Luke is any of Theo's business.
(d) If Theo wants Eleanor to leave.

7. What character flaw does Luke tell Eleanor he suffers?
(a) Conceit and narcisism.
(b) Cowardess and weakness of character.
(c) Selfishness and immaturity.
(d) Selfishness and conceit.

8. Who is Arthur?
(a) Mrs. Montague's assistant
(b) Theo's nephew
(c) Mrs. Dudley's cousin
(d) Eleanor's cousin

9. What does Eleanor think of Luke's confession?
(a) That it is unbelievable, but touching just the same.
(b) That it is outrageous.
(c) That it is sad.
(d) That it is silly and obviously a come-on.

10. Who follows Eleanor?
(a) Luke
(b) Dr. Montague
(c) Theo
(d) Mrs. Dudley

11. Whose call did Eleanor not heed the night of his/her death?
(a) Her mother's
(b) Her father's
(c) Her neice's
(d) Her sister's

12. What does Theo accuse Eleanor of doing?
(a) Trying to draw attention to herself by becoming hysterical at the sight of the words.
(b) Erasing the words before they could document them.
(c) Writing the words herself.
(d) Paying Luke to write the words to frighten everyone.

13. Where does Eleanor go after her conversation with Theo?
(a) To her room.
(b) For a walk in the dark.
(c) To the library.
(d) To the kitchen for a snack.

14. What does Theo tease Eleanor about in Chapter 6?
(a) Her unattractive wardrobe.
(b) Her budding relationship with Luke.
(c) Her reserved behavior.
(d) Her distaste toward the book Luke found.

15. For what does Luke claim he has a passion?
(a) Spirits, meaning liquor.
(b) Spirits, meaning ghosts.
(c) Spirits, meaning religious spirits.
(d) Spirits, meaning poltergeist.