3. Who is the enemy Flora refers to in her letters?
(a) The Indian nationalists.
(b) The British government.
(c) A critic.
(d) Her ex-husband.

4. What is Das carrying with him when he arrives at Flora's house?
(a) His portfolio.
(b) A pile of books.
(c) A bundle of flowers.
(d) His painting gear.

5. What two religions do Das and Flora talk about?
(a) Buddhism and Hinduism.
(b) Christianity and Hinduism.
(c) Buddhism and Islam.
(d) Islam and Christianity.

6. What kind of imagery does Flora's poem contain?
(a) Tribal.
(b) Sexual.
(c) Religious.
(d) Nostalgic.

7. What famous writer does Flora say she does not want to be asked about?
(a) Virgina Woolf.
(b) George Elliott.
(c) Muriel Sparks.
(d) Gertrude Stein.

8. What country does Pike go to in Act 1, Part 5?
(a) India.
(b) Britain.
(c) Pakistan.
(d) USA.

9. What did Anish's father demonstrate against?
(a) The war against Pakistan.
(b) British rule.
(c) British occupation.
(d) The independence of India.

10. What is Flora describing in the letter Pike and Mrs. Swan are reading?
(a) Her cottage.
(b) Her painting.
(c) Her car.
(d) Her bicycle.

11. Who had previously referred to the painting Anish has brought with him?
(a) Pike.
(b) Das.
(c) Mrs. Swan.
(d) Durance.

12. How does Anish react when he sees the portrait?
(a) He smiles.
(b) He weeps.
(c) He faints.
(d) He laughs.

13. What did Flora once pour over a critic's head?
(a) Beer.
(b) Wine.
(c) Cake mixture.
(d) Treacle.

14. What does Flora do as Das sets up his painting gear?
(a) Writes a poem.
(b) Makes tea.
(c) Eats breakfast.
(d) Writes a letter.

15. Who does Flora say she is going to a party with that evening?
(a) Anish.
(b) Das.
(c) Durance.
(d) Pike.