3. What part of life does the man in "The Galley-Slave" describe?
(a) It's simplicity.
(b) It's hardness.
(c) It's greatness.
(d) It's discipline.

4. What event inspired "Ave Imperatrix"?
(a) The death of Lord Markus Lin.
(b) The attempt on Queen's Victoria's life.
(c) The death of the Russian Imperess.
(d) The Boher war.

5. What is the lady in "Delilah" convinced to tell?
(a) A secret dealing with a spy.
(b) A secret dealing with a war.
(c) A secret dealing with a financial report.
(d) A secret dealing with a politician.

6. Who tricks the lady in "Delilah" into telling a secret she should not have told?
(a) A journalist.
(b) A rival politician.
(c) A police officer.
(d) A spy.

7. What does the main character in "One Viceroy Resigns" tell the other one not to do?
(a) Trust people.
(b) Change things.
(c) Dream.
(d) Be happy.

8. What is a reminder of those who died in "The Undertaker's Horse"?
(a) His daughter.
(b) His horse.
(c) His dog.
(d) His rake.

9. What makes the character in "Gehazi" evidently dishonest?
(a) His limping leg.
(b) His face.
(c) His leprosy.
(d) His history.

10. What does the bird in "The Dove of Dacca" responsible for?
(a) The death of a king.
(b) The destruction of the city.
(c) A ship sinking.
(d) A battle to be lost.

11. What is Mulholland's cargo in "Mulholland's Contract"?
(a) Goats.
(b) Snakes.
(c) Cows.
(d) Steers.

12. Who sits at Jesus's feet in "The Sons of Martha"?
(a) Marie Magdalene.
(b) Mary.
(c) Martha.
(d) Sophia.

13. Why is Jack Barrett sent to that remote place in "The Story of Uriah"?
(a) Because he was not well connected.
(b) Because he lost men during a battle.
(c) So his commander can have his way with his wife.
(d) As a reward.

14. What are Kipling's verses written for?
(a) To expose capitalism.
(b) To make the reader experience freedom.
(c) To amuse the reader.
(d) To expose the danger of a Monarchy.

15. Who is the main character of "One Viceroy Resigns"?
(a) Lord Sauron.
(b) Lod Darmuh.
(c) Lord Dufferin.
(d) Lord Rick.