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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (Chapters 10 - 13).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is Vivian looking only at the back of the horse's head she is riding on for the first part of her ride on the horse?
(a) She loves the fur on the horses's head there.
(b) She finds it calming to look at the bridle that is on the back of the horse's head there.
(c) She feels like if she looks anywhere else, she might fall off the horse.
(d) She gets motion sickness and can only focus on one spot.

2. Who says Malcolm is a snob, as Malcolm tells it to Vivian?
(a) His daughter.
(b) His ex-wife.
(c) His sister.
(d) His nephew Miles.

3. In Chapter 5, what does Vivian remember with displeasure about one of the last men she dated?
(a) He was rude to waitstaff.
(b) He was very self-centered and never listened to anything she had to say related to herself.
(c) He was always complaining about his mother.
(d) He was always making excuses about why he could not pay for dinner.

4. What does Malcolm tell Vivian about how to get her horse to walk?
(a) She should give her horse a quick tug on his right ear.
(b) She should give her horse a gentle kick in the ribs.
(c) She should give her horse a quick tug on the reins.
(d) Her horse will automatically follow his horse.

5. In Chapter 7, what signals the start of Christmas Eve dinner at Sycamore Cottage?
(a) The sound of a gong.
(b) The striking of a large grandfather clock.
(c) The chef calling everyone in.
(d) The song of a bluebird.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 11, what does Malcolm tell Vivian about how to dress for their surprise night out?

2. Which horse does Malcolm usually ride from the stables?

3. In Chapter 5, what does Vivian order at lunch with Malcolm?

4. In Chapter 7, What does Malcolm bring to Christmas Eve dinner?

5. In Chapter 11, what does Vivian say is one of her favorite things about the tiara the museum worker shows her?

(see the answer key)

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