1. What does Vivian tell Malcolm contributes to the aspect of her riding the horse that he compliments her on?
(a) She has always had a gentle touch.
(b) She has good posture because she took ballet lessons as a child.
(c) She learned the commands for a horse when she worked on her uncle's farm.
(d) She learned how to use reins when a former boyfriend taught her how to ride.

2. What is one reason Vivian is nervous about her trip to the stables in Chapter 4?
(a) She is intimidated by horses.
(b) She does not like the stable staff.
(c) She does not like the way horses smell.
(d) A horse once kicked her and she was injured.

3. In Chapter 4, what does Malcolm tell Vivian about his history with riding horses?
(a) He learned to ride as a young child.
(b) He only rides when he absolutely has to, because he does not really like it.
(c) He never rides horses.
(d) He learned to ride as an adult because it was a strategic move for work.

4. What does Vivian think of the Duchess when she meets her in person for the first time?
(a) She is polite but brisk.
(b) She is business-like and efficient, and not very interested in chatting with guests.
(c) She is smaller in person, pretty, and very friendly and warm.
(d) She is rude and superior.

5. What question regarding race does Vivian ask the Queen's private secretary?
(a) Whether black staff members get paid the same as white staff members.
(b) Whether his family is happy he is working for the Queen given the royal family's history of slave-trading.
(c) Whether he is able to advocate for racial equality issues in his role.
(d) Whether other black people work for the queen besides him.