1. On whom did Fleur base the title character is Warrender Chase?
(a) He is based on Sir Quentin.
(b) He is based on Fleur's lover, Leslie.
(c) No one; the character was already developed before she met her new employer.
(d) He is based on Fleur's grandfather.

2. Which character becomes more important to the story in Chapter 3?
(a) Beryl Tims.
(b) The ex-priest.
(c) Dottie.
(d) Mr. Alexander.

3. How much progress have the members of the Autobiographical Association made when Fleur begins her employment?
(a) They are each approximately halfway through their memoirs.
(b) Two of them are nearly finished, but the rest are just getting started.
(c) None have made it past the first chapter.
(d) Two of them have not started, but most are nearly finished.

4. What happens to the first publisher who offered Fleur a contract for Warrender Chase?
(a) Solly convinces her that she should accept it.
(b) Lady Edwina confides that she knows the publisher and he is unethical.
(c) She, Solly and Lady Edwina decide the contract is not acceptable and reject it.
(d) Solly offers to renegotiate it for her.

5. What does Fleur disclose to the reader in Chapter 10?
(a) That her purpose is to determine why the suicide really happened.
(b) That her purpose is to make sure she remains in Lady Edwina's will.
(c) That her purpose is to punish Dottie for her involvement in the loss of her manuscript.
(d) That her purpose is now to convey how Sir Quentin tried to destroy her novel and take its contents for his own use.