2. Who helps Tamar clean up her mother's filthy apartment?
(a) Father McAlister.
(b) Duncan and Jean.
(c) Gideon and Pat.
(d) Gerard and Rose.

3. Whose sister recognizes Gerard in the park?
(a) Peter Manson's.
(b) Gordon Smith's.
(c) David Crimond's.
(d) Clyde Regent's.

4. What does Lily think snails have the ability to do?
(a) Read people's minds.
(b) Make people fall in love.
(c) Read Greek.
(d) Send messages between people.

5. What newspaper is Gerard reading in the park?
(a) The Times.
(b) The Sun.
(c) The Independent.
(d) The Guardian.

6. Where does Crimond like to escort Jean to when he has finished his book?
(a) The television studios.
(b) The park.
(c) The university.
(d) The shops.

7. Who does Crimond accuse Jean of loving?
(a) Himself.
(b) Tamar.
(c) Duncan.
(d) Gerard.

8. What does Gerard find under his train seat?
(a) A slug.
(b) A magazine.
(c) A snail.
(d) A book.

9. Who does Tamar invite for tea in this section?
(a) Gerard.
(b) Jean.
(c) Duncan.
(d) Father McAlister.

10. Which two characters begin to spend more time together in this section?
(a) Tamar and Violet.
(b) Rose and Gerard.
(c) Lily and Crimond.
(d) Jean and Lily.

11. Who does Jenkin say thinks he is a fool?
(a) Jean.
(b) Rose.
(c) Crimond.
(d) Gerard.

12. What does Tamar begin to question in this section?
(a) Snails.
(b) Adoption.
(c) Christianity.
(d) Academia,

13. What city does Gulliver decide to catch a train to?
(a) York.
(b) Liverpool.
(c) Manchester.
(d) Newcastle.

14. What does Crimond tell Jean he does not want to be a slave of?
(a) Communism.
(b) People.
(c) Time.
(d) Love.

15. What does Gulliver do with the snail he finds in the trains?
(a) Eats it.
(b) Throws it out of the window.
(c) Steps on it.
(d) Put it in his pocket.