2. What does the narrator order with his tea when he sits down in the tea room to read old letters?
(a) A croissant.
(b) Cinnamon toast.
(c) Eggs.
(d) A bagel.

3. What does Sandra worry about weighing around the boy?
(a) The coffee.
(b) Her words.
(c) The beans.
(d) Her concern.

4. Who thinks all Americans despise tea?
(a) The waitress.
(b) The talented girl from choir practice.
(c) The tea room owner.
(d) The choir practice instructor.

5. Where does the narrator accept a job in De Daumier-Smith's Blue Period?
(a) Canada.
(b) New Jersey.
(c) Paris.
(d) New York.

6. Arthur says the only people he knows in New York are Lee and a bunch of ________?
(a) Criminals.
(b) Neurotics.
(c) Alcoholics.
(d) Drug addicts.

7. Which famous French artist does the narrator claim to know personally?
(a) Manet.
(b) Pablo Picasso.
(c) Cezanne.
(d) Monet.

8. What does Lionel promise his mother recently?
(a) To listen to Sandra.
(b) To learn how to sail.
(c) To eat more vegetables.
(d) Not to run away anymore.

9. Why does the narrator write a letter to Mr. Yoshoto?
(a) To apply for a job.
(b) To buy a volume of books.
(c) To buy a comic book.
(d) To sell a painting.

10. What is the farthest distance Lionel ever runs away to?
(a) A couple of blocks.
(b) A couple of miles.
(c) 250 yards.
(d) The front door.

11. What does Arthur think he finds in the closets when he gets home every night?
(a) The neighbors.
(b) A dog.
(c) Other men.
(d) Ghosts.

12. Who is claiming to be an admiral?
(a) Boo Boo.
(b) Mrs. Snell.
(c) Sandra.
(d) Lionel.

13. Who is Miss Megley?
(a) The talented young singer.
(b) The governess.
(c) The waitress.
(d) The narrator's wife.

14. Where does the narrator think Esme should wear her watch instead of her wrist?
(a) Around her head.
(b) Around her neck.
(c) Around her waist.
(d) Around her leg.

15. What does the narrator's mother-in-law want him to send her?
(a) Cheese.
(b) Olives.
(c) Cashmere yarn.
(d) Tea.