3. For what does Ylayali reach that tells the narrator she wants him to leave?
(a) Her blouse.
(b) Her cape.
(c) Her hat.
(d) Her shawl.

4. Where does the narrator pass as he walks home from stealing a cab ride?
(a) His old apartment.
(b) The police station.
(c) A gallery.
(d) The newspaper offices.

5. What is the Copégoro carrying to Leeds?
(a) Ballast.
(b) Coal.
(c) Grain.
(d) Wool.

6. What does the narrator do as he walks out backwards?
(a) Trips and falls.
(b) Collapses on his injured foot.
(c) Bumps his head.
(d) Bumps his shoulder.

7. Who stops the landlady from evicting the narrator into the night?
(a) The children.
(b) The hired girl.
(c) The old man.
(d) Her husband.

8. What is the prominent feature of the man spitting onto the child playing in the street?
(a) He is wearing a top hat.
(b) His red hair.
(c) He is wearing a red cravat.
(d) His red beard.

9. What is the weather like on the morning of the narrator's date with Ylayali?
(a) Sunny.
(b) Cloudy.
(c) Foggy.
(d) Stormy.

10. Where does the narrator resort to writing after losing his room?
(a) The hall.
(b) The street.
(c) The roof.
(d) The stairway.

11. How does Ylayali hide her shyness at her opened corset?
(a) By pushing him away.
(b) By running away.
(c) By scolding him.
(d) By asking about his hair.

12. What is the character Kierulf supposed to trade?
(a) Grain.
(b) Leather.
(c) Wool.
(d) Tobacco.

13. What does the narrator want to do before leaving Ylayali?
(a) Laugh at her.
(b) Slap her.
(c) Kiss her.
(d) Kneel before her.

14. Why does Queeny think the narrator has been fired from Christie's?
(a) Stealing bread.
(b) Poor appearance.
(c) Dishonesty.
(d) Tardiness.

15. Where does the narrator leave his offering for the boy to find?
(a) On a post-box.
(b) Outside the door.
(c) By a lamppost.
(d) In the street.