3. What legislation does the House of Lords amend?
(a) The City Code.
(b) The Education Act.
(c) The Wage Law.
(d) The Private Bill.

4. At the end of the story, what is not wanted in Hardborough?
(a) A new restaurant.
(b) A new city council.
(c) An art museum.
(d) A bookshop.

5. In which month does Florence receive the invitation for tea at Mr. Brundish's house?
(a) December.
(b) October.
(c) September.
(d) November.

6. According to Mr. Thornton's response to Florence in Chapter 8, what has prevented him from visiting The Bookshop?
(a) Crowds
(b) Death.
(c) Illness.
(d) Distance.

7. Which church does Florence attend?
(a) The Church of England.
(b) The Vicar.
(c) Community Church.
(d) St. Edmunds.

8. What happens during tea at the Old House in Chapter 5?
(a) The rapper stirs up a ruckus.
(b) A storm starts to howl.
(c) Kattie knocks on the door.
(d) The lights go out.

9. Who proves to be the undoing of Florence's shop?
(a) Florence.
(b) Milo North.
(c) Christine.
(d) General Gamart.

10. According to Florence's calculations what is her current bank balance in pounds at the end of Chapter 6?
(a) 2500.
(b) 80.
(c) 3000.
(d) 400.

11. At the beginning of Chapter 7, who visits the Old House Bookshop?
(a) Milo North.
(b) Mr. Raven.
(c) Violet Gamart.
(d) Mr. Brundish.

12. Which school accepts Christine?
(a) The Academic school.
(b) The Grammar school.
(c) The Technical school.
(d) The Primary school.

13. After church Florence stops by Mrs. Gipping's house. What is Mrs. Gipping doing?
(a) Talking to Christine.
(b) Sitting on the porch.
(c) Tending her celery.
(d) Pruning her holly bushes.

14. Who has filed a complaint concerning the shop's display window?
(a) General Gamart.
(b) Milo North..
(c) Mr. Brundish.
(d) Violet Gamart.

15. For what exam does Christine receive results in Chapter 9?
(a) High school entrance exam.
(b) Eleven-plus exam.
(c) Technical exam.
(d) Math exam.