1. Why doesn't Fleur leave her job and write full-time?
(a) Because she needs to be around the people on whom she has based some of her characters.
(b) Because she needs the money and the job has caught her interest.
(c) Because she continues to mine the manuscripts for ideas.
(d) Because she has become close to Lady Edwina.

2. Where does Sir Quentin decide to take the Association members?
(a) On a retreat to Northumberland, because they are being persecuted in London.
(b) On a retreat to Northumberland to relax after all they've accomplished with their memoirs.
(c) On a book tour just as soon as he can get the memoirs published.
(d) Into London for a night of celebration in honor of all they've written.

3. When is the problem Fleur's publisher calls her in to discuss?
(a) He wants her to change the title of her second novel.
(b) He can't publish her first novel as Sir Quentin has accused her of plaigerism.
(c) He cannot publish Warrender Chase, as Sir Quentin has threatened to sue for libel.
(d) He has decided Warrender Chase is too evil and unrealistic to publish.

4. To what is the suicide attributed?
(a) The victim was despondent over unrequited love.
(b) The victim was of unsound mind.
(c) The victim was despondent over poor reviews.
(d) The victim had overdosed on medication.

5. How does Sir Quentin try to justify his behavior to Fleur?
(a) He says that he just wants to be loved, and the Association members give him the devotion he craves.
(b) He says that if John Henry Cardinal Newman can form a group of spiritual followers, then so can he.
(c) He says that John Henry Cardinal Newman told him to form a group of followers and carry on his work.
(d) He says that he is a much better leader than John Henry Cardinal Newman ever was.