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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2: Chapter 5.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Lily acquire the knowledge to discuss Percy's hobby?
(a) From gossip with friends in her own social circlre.
(b) From a conversation with Lawrence Selden.
(c) From her own hobby.
(d) From the book she was reading on the train.

2. What does Lily do when she arrives at Gerty Farish's apartment after her confrontation with Gus Trenor at his house?
(a) She calmly relates the events that occurred with Gus Trenor.
(b) She has a breakdown and falls asleep in Gerty's bed.
(c) She cries hysterically and tells Gerty what happened with Gus Trenor.
(d) She stares out the window speechlessly.

3. Why does Lawrence Selden spend so much time working since he visited the Trenor home three months ago?
(a) Lawrence Selden is Mrs. Trenor's divorce lawyer.
(b) He and Gus Trenor are involved in a real estate business deal.
(c) To get over Lily.
(d) Lawrence Selden is working to pay off Lily's debt to Gus Trenor.

4. What problem might Lily have as shown by the results of her activities the first night of the party?
(a) Gambling addiction.
(b) Being dropped from her social circle.
(c) A stalker.
(d) Someone seeking revenge for the gossip.

5. How does Gerty Farish feel when she wakes up the morning after the party and realizes she is in love with Lawrence Selden?
(a) Cautious, but encouraged.
(b) Embarrassed and ashamed.
(c) Despondent and discouraged.
(d) Hopeful and happy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Lily's reaction when Lawrence suggests that they have tea at a popular cafe near the train station while Lily waits for her train?

2. Out of fear for her safety from Bertha Dorset, what does Lawrence Selden want Lily to do ?

3. What brings Lily comfort even as she grieves for her aunt?

4. Why is Grace Stepney angry about the party?

5. What event does George Dorset invite Lily to in book 1, chapter 10?

(see the answer key)

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