2. After receiving her invitation to Northanger Abbey, what does Catherine hurry back to the Allens' to do?
(a) Do an inventory of her dresses.
(b) Write a letter to her parents.
(c) Pack her belongings.
(d) Write a letter to Eleanor.

3. Who does Catherine find alone in the breakfast parlor?
(a) Henry.
(b) Eleanor.
(c) General Tilney.
(d) A servant.

4. What opinion does Isabella have of the Tilneys?
(a) They are excessively proud.
(b) The are ignorant.
(c) They are dishonest.
(d) They are a strange bunch.

5. What invitation does Eleanor offer Catherine at the end of their walk?
(a) Eleanor invites Catherine for a carriage ride.
(b) Eleanor invites Catherine to join her for dinner.
(c) Eleanor invites Catherine to Northanger Abbey.
(d) Eleanor invites Catherine for another walk the following day.

6. What does Isabella say will be impossible at the evening festivities?
(a) For her to arrive on time.
(b) For her to socialize.
(c) For her to drink.
(d) For her to dance.

7. What is Catherine's reaction to the news conveyed in the letter from James?
(a) Catherine is surprised.
(b) Catherine has no reaction.
(c) Catherine is moved to tears.
(d) Catherine is confused.

8. What did Catherine see in front of the Tilney pew at church?
(a) A plaque acknowledging General Tilney's patronage.
(b) A monument to the memory of Mrs. Tilney.
(c) A bouquet of black roses.
(d) A statue of a Tilney ancestor.

9. How is Captain Frederick Tilney described?
(a) Stout.
(b) Shy.
(c) Handsome.
(d) Loud.

10. What news does Catherine receive in her letter from James?
(a) That James is gravely ill.
(b) That Mrs. Morland is pregnant.
(c) That James and Isabella are married.
(d) That the engagement between James and Isabella is over.

11. Why does Catherine become troubled when Henry and Eleanor begin to talk of Isabella and finances?
(a) Isabella is much wealthier than Catherine.
(b) Catherine does not understand conversations about finances.
(c) Catherine doesn't believe it their business to talk of Isabella's financial situation.
(d) Catherine's family is not much better-off than Isabella's.

12. At the beginning of Chapter 18, where does Catherine meet Isabella?
(a) In a shop.
(b) At the Allens' residence.
(c) Along the river's edge.
(d) The pump-room.

13. After a month has passed, how much longer does Eleanor extend Catherine's invitation at Northanger Abbey?
(a) At least another month.
(b) A fortnight.
(c) Two months.
(d) Just under a month.

14. What topic does Catherine say she is not interested in reading about?
(a) Religion.
(b) History.
(c) Geography.
(d) Science.

15. While admiring the view, what past-time is a topic of discussion with Catherine and Henry?
(a) Painting.
(b) Singing.
(c) Drawing.
(d) Hunting.