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

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

4. What about George did Virginia say was irrepressible?
(a) His intellect.
(b) His imagination.
(c) His spirit.
(d) His faith.

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

6. What was something Stella did NOT do that was very important to Julia?
(a) Read.
(b) Sew.
(c) Clean.
(d) Sing.

7. What did George see as a sign of personal value?
(a) Well-known reputation.
(b) Money.
(c) Family connections.
(d) Social success.

8. What did Strachey like to discuss the most?
(a) Politics.
(b) Gender roles.
(c) Slavery.
(d) Sex.

9. Why did George start ignoring Vanessa?
(a) She would act rudely in public settings.
(b) She would not stop her affair with Jack.
(c) She would not behave the way he liked.
(d) She would not trust in him.

10. Where did Leslie go when the boys left the house for the day?
(a) His attic.
(b) The drawing room.
(c) His unknown special place.
(d) The gentleman's club.

11. How did Thoby feel about his siblings?
(a) He was kind, but vacant to them.
(b) He was jealous of them.
(c) He was embarrassed by them.
(d) He was devoted to them.

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

13. How did Jack describe his mother?
(a) Severe.
(b) Repressive.
(c) Amorous.
(d) Jolly.

14. What about Thoby's college friends was startling to the higher society people?
(a) Their American clothes.
(b) Their deep conversation.
(c) Their poor health.
(d) Their bedraggled appearance.

15. How did George feel about Vanessa's relationship with Jack?
(a) He hated it.
(b) He liked it.
(c) He didn't care one way or the other.
(d) He was embarrassed by it.