3. What does Edith change into in order to go to town to get some coffee?
(a) A sweat suit.
(b) A dress.
(c) Pajamas.
(d) Walking Shoes.

4. When does Edith say she plans to see David again in her letters?
(a) Never.
(b) After she is married.
(c) Tonight.
(d) In a week.

5. What did Edith hear David ask his wife?
(a) If she wanted to have more children.
(b) If she wanted to move away together.
(c) If she wanted to buy a summer home.
(d) If they should take his car or hers.

6. Which category does Edith say that she belongs to?
(a) Boring.
(b) Naive.
(c) Crazy.
(d) Wise.

7. How is Edith like her mother?
(a) Edith and her mother are both tall for women.
(b) Edith and her mother are both unhappy people.
(c) Edith and her mother both prefer the company of men to that of women.
(d) Edith and her mother both love to shop.

8. When Edith says, "While people expect writers to entertain them ..." how does she finish the sentence?
(a) "No one ever thinks to entertain writers."
(b) "People are often disappointed."
(c) "Writers expect people to entertain them."
(d) "Writers fail often."

9. Where did Edith and Mr. Neville walk to after their lunch together?
(a) To the salon.
(b) To town.
(c) Up a large hill.
(d) To the bookstore.

10. What does Jennifer tell Edith that she needs while they are sitting together in Jennifer's room?
(a) Tea.
(b) Breakfast.
(c) Orange juice.
(d) Coffee.

11. What does Mr. Neville have a collection of?
(a) Famille rose dishes.
(b) Crystal vases.
(c) China dishes.
(d) Silver settings.

12. What does Mr. Neville wish that Edith would get rid of?
(a) Her cardigan.
(b) Her negativity.
(c) Her attitude.
(d) Her hat.

13. Where does Edith plan to live after she marries Mr. Neville?
(a) Greenwich.
(b) Geneva.
(c) Marlborough.
(d) London.

14. Where did Edith hear a commotion come from while she was getting ready to go to town?
(a) Mr. Neville's Room.
(b) Dining room.
(c) Puseys' Room.
(d) Salon.

15. Where does Edith visit to contemplate her wedding?
(a) Bedroom.
(b) Library.
(c) Swimming pool.
(d) Garden.