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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II (Chapters 4 - 6).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the title of the new job Vivian is being promoted into?
(a) Director of In-Patient Services.
(b) Director of Annual Giving.
(c) Patient Services Coordinator.
(d) Director of Social Work.

2. 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 feels like if she looks anywhere else, she might fall off the horse.
(b) She loves the fur on the horses's head there.
(c) She gets motion sickness and can only focus on one spot.
(d) She finds it calming to look at the bridle that is on the back of the horse's head there.

3. In Chapter 3, how does Malcolm take his tea?
(a) With three cubes of sugar.
(b) With both milk and sugar.
(c) With milk only.
(d) Without milk or sugar.

4. What male member of the British royal family's staff is in the kitchen of the Duchess's cottage when Vivian arrives there for breakfast her first morning staying there?
(a) James Morringer.
(b) Tim Oakley.
(c) Malcolm Hudson.
(d) Marvin Marks.

5. What very basic question does Vivian ask the Queen's private secretary about his job in Chapter 2?
(a) How many phone calls does he have to make each day?
(b) Does he call the Queen by her first name or by her title?
(c) What does the private secretary to the Queen actually do?
(d) How much does he get paid?

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Malcolm tell Vivian about the Queen's horses in Chapter 3?

2. Why does the Queen's private secretary ask Vivian to come to the stables with him the following day in Chapter 2?

3. Why does the stable manager tell Vivian he is starting her with the particular horse he chooses for her?

4. In Chapter 5, what does Vivian remember with displeasure about one of the last men she dated?

5. In Chapter 6, what does Maddie ask Vivian to do for her and the Duchess?

(see the answer key)

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