2. What kind of school did Jean's father send her to?
(a) A Quaker school.
(b) A Jewish school.
(c) A Jehova school.
(d) A Catholic school.

3. Which two leaders does Gulliver describe as wicked?
(a) Truman and Chamberlain.
(b) Churchill and Mussolini.
(c) Franco and Lenin.
(d) Hitler and Stalin.

4. Who does Jean promise Crimond she won't see again?
(a) Rose.
(b) Tamar.
(c) Duncan.
(d) Lily.

5. What world does Jean say she lives in with Crimond?
(a) The fun world.
(b) The dream world.
(c) The real world.
(d) Her world.

6. What was the name of Sinclair's dog?
(a) Regent.
(b) Fred.
(c) Davis.
(d) Rotter.

7. What does the author say Jenkin could be better described as?
(a) Bony.
(b) Thoughtful.
(c) Chubby.
(d) Cherubic.

8. Which character has Tamar fallen in love with?
(a) Conrad.
(b) Duncan.
(c) Crimond.
(d) Leonard.

9. Like what does the author say the moon is crumbly?
(a) Cake.
(b) Chocolate.
(c) Biscuit.
(d) Cheese.

10. What was Tamar's first love affair inspired by?
(a) Anxiety.
(b) Teasing.
(c) Pity.
(d) Love.

11. Who is the first speaker at the ball?
(a) Conrad.
(b) Gulliver.
(c) Gerard.
(d) Crimond.

12. What do the activists attack Crimond for not caring about?
(a) The smaller countries.
(b) The working class.
(c) The muslim population.
(d) Women.

13. What subject does Jenkin teach?
(a) Science.
(b) English.
(c) Maths.
(d) History.

14. Who was Patricia supposed to have as her partner?
(a) Conrad.
(b) Jenkin.
(c) Gerard.
(d) Crimond.

15. What does Violet suggest Tamar attends instead of Oxford University?
(a) Open university.
(b) Cambridge University.
(c) Day release college.
(d) Evening classes.