3. How does Virginia describe Stella's beauty?
(a) Youthfully pretty.
(b) Gently attractive.
(c) Uniquely beautiful.
(d) Gorgeous from the inside.

4. What color dress did Virginia have on before her strange event with George?
(a) Pink.
(b) Red.
(c) White.
(d) Black.

5. How does Virginia describe her brother, Thoby?
(a) Educated, but not bright.
(b) Clever, but not intellectual.
(c) Kind, but not generous.
(d) Spiritual, but not pious.

6. Who did Virginia read a poem to that lifted her spirits for a time after her mother's death?
(a) Leslie.
(b) Vanessa.
(c) Jack.
(d) Stella.

7. What gave Virginia a heightened sense of importance?
(a) Her brother's praise.
(b) Her many trials.
(c) Her talents.
(d) Her education.

8. What kind of events did Virginia and Vanessa host?
(a) Balls.
(b) Luncheons.
(c) Readings.
(d) Lectures.

9. What was symbolic to Virginia after Stella's death?
(a) A dead gull.
(b) A leafless tree.
(c) A barren woman.
(d) A calm sea.

10. What did Stella try to give her family after Julia's death?
(a) Faith in Heaven.
(b) A good, strong education.
(c) A reason to rejoice.
(d) A sense of normalcy.

11. What era of thinking did Leslie belong in?
(a) Industrial.
(b) Enlightening.
(c) Edwardian.
(d) Victorian.

12. Why did George enjoy the events Virginia hosted?
(a) He wanted to impress his father.
(b) He wanted to advance himself socially.
(c) He wanted to meet a wife.
(d) He wanted to have free food.

13. Who was hesitant to purchase the vacation house?
(a) Thoby.
(b) Leslie.
(c) Stella.
(d) Julia.

14. What era of thinking did Virginia and Vanessa both belong in?
(a) Edwardian.
(b) Industrial.
(c) Victorian.
(d) Enlightening.

15. When listing the main attributes in the house of men, which one pertained to Thoby?
(a) Busy.
(b) Volatile.
(c) Hardworking.
(d) Opinionated.