1. Under what type of tree does Edward always read in order to stay out of his mother's reach during his visits home?
(a) An elm tree.
(b) A birch tree.
(c) An oak tree.
(d) A maple tree.

2. Florence and Edward's wedding takes place at what location?
(a) Piccadilly Square.
(b) St. Mary's Cathedral.
(c) St. James's Cathedral.
(d) Hyde Park.

3. When Florence turns around to face Edward on the beach, what reason does she give for evading his touch?
(a) She wants to see Edward's face in the light before they touch.
(b) She does not want to be hugged.
(c) She is still angry with Edward.
(d) She does not want to be kissed.

4. What is NOT one of Florence's duties in her part-time job at Wigmore Hall?
(a) Making tea for the performers.
(b) Opening the door as the artists leave the stage.
(c) Selling tickets.
(d) Turning pages for the pianists.

5. On what street are Harold Mather and Edward walking when Harold Mather is struck?
(a) Old Hereford Street.
(b) Old Compton Street.
(c) Old Camby Street.
(d) Old Heretic Street.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Florence finds herself unhappy and resorts to her familiar technique of imagining what it is she would most like to be doing, what activity does she imagine?

2. How does Florence feel about the prospect of having children?

3. At what sport had Florence been adept in "her school sports days" (17)?

4. For what reason does Florence pause a moment and linger after speaking quietly to Edward on her way back to the hotel?

5. How many miles does Edward tell Florence that it must be between their current location and the hotel?

(see the answer key)

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