3. How long did Isabella have to wait for Catherine at the pump-rooms in Chapter 6?
(a) Five minutes.
(b) Twenty minutes.
(c) Half an hour.
(d) Ten minutes.

4. What advice does Mrs. Allen give Catherine for visiting the Tilneys?
(a) Catherine should go with Isabella.
(b) Catherine should wear white.
(c) Catherine should smile brightly.
(d) Catherine should take a gift.

5. Who does Catherine see speaking with General Tilney?
(a) Her brother.
(b) Isabella.
(c) Mr. Allen.
(d) John Thorpe.

6. Where is Mr. Tilney's family based?
(a) Gloucestershire.
(b) Derbyshire.
(c) Yorkshire.
(d) Lincolnshire.

7. On the way to Bath, what did Mrs. Allen fear she had done?
(a) Forgotten to pack her favorite necklace.
(b) Forgotten to write down the address of her acquaitance in Bath.
(c) Forgotten to write her contacts in Bath.
(d) Forgotten her clogs at the inn.

8. How did Isabella already know of Catherine?
(a) Isabella is acquainted with Catherine's brother.
(b) Isabella heard of Catherine through Mr. Tilney.
(c) Isabella had seen Catherine at the bookstore a few days prior.
(d) Isabella met Catherine the night before.

9. In Chapter 9, while riding in the carriage, what topics of conversation arise between Catherine and John?
(a) Mr. Allen, riches and alcohol.
(b) Catherine's love for Oxford and books.
(c) The weather and Catherine's parents.
(d) James' affection for Isabella and marriages.

10. Why does Mrs. Allen congratulate herself once in the tea-room?
(a) She secured Catherine and herself the best seats in the room.
(b) Her dress is the loveliest in the room.
(c) Her dress has not been injured.
(d) She has many social connections at the ball.

11. What is it said that Catherine's family are not in the habit of doing in order to increase their importance?
(a) Telling lies.
(b) Engaging in political activities.
(c) Making expensive purchases.
(d) Mixing with distinguished company.

12. How many children do Catherine's parents have?
(a) Ten.
(b) Four.
(c) Two.
(d) Seven.

13. Whose idea was it for the Thorpes and Morlands to take a trip out of Bath?
(a) John Thorpe's.
(b) Isabella and James'.
(c) Mrs. Thorpe's.
(d) Mr. Allen's.

14. How much older is Isabella than Catherine?
(a) Two years older.
(b) Three years older.
(c) Four years older.
(d) Six years older.

15. At the close of Chapter 10, what have Eleanor and Henry invited Catherine to do?
(a) To join them at the theatre.
(b) To join them on a country walk.
(c) To visit their home.
(d) To take a carriage ride.