2. Who does Florence see when she is on break?
(a) Christine Gipping.
(b) Occasional book shop customers.
(c) Violet Gamart.
(d) Milo North.

3. Who let the visitor(s) into the Old House?
(a) Mr. Raven.
(b) Mr. Keble.
(c) General Gamart.
(d) Milo North.

4. At the beginning of the story, what does Hardborough lack?
(a) Jobs.
(b) Facilities.
(c) Factories.
(d) Automobiles.

5. Who has not yet visited the shop according to Milo North?
(a) Christine Gipping.
(b) Violet Gamart.
(c) Mr. Raven.
(d) Ivy Welford.

6. What is one drawback to the lending library?
(a) Too small.
(b) Too many rules.
(c) Not enough books.
(d) Outdated materials.

7. What does Mr. Brundish send to Florence Green?
(a) A bouquet of flowers.
(b) A check for $5000.00
(c) A handwritten note of congratulations.
(d) An invitation for a party.

8. Who is Kattie?
(a) Florence Green's daughter.
(b) General Gamart's daughter.
(c) Milo North's girlfriend.
(d) The Oyster Shed's waitress.

9. Who hosts the society party?
(a) Mr. Keble.
(b) Mr. Raven.
(c) Mr. Brundish.
(d) General and Violet Gamart.

10. What does Florence do on a break from the shop?
(a) Attends a luncheon.
(b) Goes for a swim.
(c) Goes shopping.
(d) Looks for a small cottage.

11. What item(s) does the new helper sell for the wrong price?
(a) Autographed book.
(b) Silk bookmarkers.
(c) Gold pens.
(d) Book covers.

12. What is Florence's attitude about attending the social party in Chapter 2?
(a) Florence does not want to go.
(b) Florence does not care one way or the other.
(c) Florence is more than eager to attend.
(d) Florence sees the party a chance to meet people.

13. Where does Hardborough's upper class go for cultural events?
(a) Suffolk.
(b) London.
(c) Nearby towns.
(d) Paris.

14. What is Milo North carrying under his arm when he visits the Old House in Chapter 5?
(a) A newspaper.
(b) A book.
(c) A walking cane.
(d) An umbrella.

15. What does Milo North purchase for Kattie?
(a) A coloring book.
(b) A popular novel.
(c) A diary.
(d) A newspaper.