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

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

7. What is the cause of Eleanor's sudden happiness?
(a) Arthur
(b) Luke
(c) Dr. Montague
(d) Theo

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

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

10. Where does Luke go alone after breakfast?
(a) To take a walk on the grounds.
(b) To ask Mrs. Dudley for another pot of coffee.
(c) To town for supplies.
(d) To investigate the cold spot a little more.

11. What are the lessons illustrated in the book Luke found?
(a) How to survive Hill House.
(b) How to live a pious and virtuous life.
(c) How to marry a millionaire.
(d) How to live a millionaire's life.

12. Who irritates Dr. Montague while he transcribes the notes of his assistants?
(a) Theo
(b) Eleanor
(c) Arthur
(d) Luke

13. Why does Theo tease Eleanor?
(a) She does not want a relationship to complicate the investigation.
(b) She does not want Eleanor to be distracted.
(c) She is jealous. She likes Eleanor.
(d) She wants to date Luke.

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

15. Who suggests a walk to the brook?
(a) Theo
(b) Arthur
(c) Eleanor
(d) Luke