3. What does Margaret attempt to tell John about when he asks her to leave him alone?
(a) Her loneliness.
(b) Her purpose.
(c) Her unhappiness.
(d) Her own talents.

4. What does Margaret think John is deliberately doing?
(a) Getting rid of Margaret when Harriet is in the house.
(b) Drawing out time to complete Harriet's portrait.
(c) Painting Harrit's portrait badly.
(d) Comparing Margaret to Harriet.

5. What does Margaret tell John she could not afford?
(a) Milk.
(b) Proper coffee.
(c) Cream.
(d) Sugar.

6. What does Harriet apologize to John for?
(a) Being late.
(b) Overdressing.
(c) Being tired.
(d) Underdressing.

7. Who does Maggie say is the only person John thinks about?
(a) Margaret.
(b) Himself.
(c) Harriet.
(d) William.

8. What does John see advertised in the newspaper?
(a) An art exhibition.
(b) A film casting.
(c) A new movie.
(d) An art competition.

9. What does Maggie state she will soon have?
(a) Harriet's man.
(b) A social life.
(c) Harriet's money.
(d) A good meal.

10. What does Hetty say she will soon have?
(a) John.
(b) A new car.
(c) A holiday.
(d) Jack.

11. What doos Margaret pretend to tell the butler off for?
(a) Making weak coffee.
(b) Spilling John's paints.
(c) Giving John a bad mood.
(d) Not waking John.

12. Which two characters are filled with joy when Margaret leaves?
(a) Hetty and John.
(b) Hetty and Jack.
(c) Maggie and jack.
(d) John and Harriet.

13. What does Margaret accuse Harriet of trying to do?
(a) Stealing John.
(b) Blackmailing them.
(c) Having some wicked fun.
(d) Undermining Margaret.

14. When does Margaret say she started to become lonely?
(a) When John started painting full-time.
(b) When she stopped her job.
(c) When they ran out of money.
(d) When John started the portrait of Harriet.

15. Why does Margaret want to leave the fruit in the fruit bowl?
(a) As a reminder of what food is.
(b) So it looks like they have food in the home.
(c) To feed the cat.
(d) It makes the house look pretty.