2. What color is the object on the edge of the gravel?
(a) Bright blue-green.
(b) Bright orange.
(c) Bright red.
(d) Bright purple.

3. What does Dan say happened to Joy?
(a) She doesn't want to be disturbed.
(b) She has cleared out and left him.
(c) She has taken ill with a migraine.
(d) She hurt herself on a piece of shattered pottery.

4. What excuse does she offer for her behavior?
(a) She has slept poorly.
(b) She has too much work to do.
(c) She has not eaten well.
(d) She has been working too hard.

5. What has Joy been holding back?
(a) Fantastic ideas for new clays.
(b) Both of these.
(c) Fantastic ideas for glazes that she is sure will be a sensation.
(d) Neither of these.

6. What is Joy's cat's name?
(a) Rayu.
(b) Raku.
(c) Ryu.
(d) Rasu.

7. Where does the creative talent reside in regards to Mr. and Mrs. Graham?
(a) In practical applications of materials and know how.
(b) In Joy Graham.
(c) In neither.
(d) In Dan Graham.

8. What does Rosemary bring for the cats?
(a) A bag of kitty treats.
(b) All of these.
(c) A steak.
(d) A ball of yarn.

9. What can Koko do?
(a) Operate wall switches.
(b) Open doors.
(c) All of these.
(d) Type.

10. For what is "30" the newspaper symbol?
(a) All of these.
(b) The end of the story.
(c) The end of the article.
(d) The end of the paper.

11. How much does Jim loan Joy?
(a) Seven hundred, fifty dollars.
(b) Four hundred, eighty dollars.
(c) Eight hundred, fifty dollars.
(d) Six hundred, fifty dollars.

12. What is the name of the woman who had died at Penniman Pottery?
(a) Helen Mellon.
(b) Helen Maud.
(c) Helen Lake.
(d) Helen Hake.

13. Who is largely responsible for solving the case that has baffled police?
(a) Qwill.
(b) Koko.
(c) Yum Yum.
(d) Joy.

14. Why has Qwilleran brought Koko and Yum Yum to the vet?
(a) To get an update to their shots.
(b) To get their teeth cleaned.
(c) To get them fixed and spayed.
(d) All of these.

15. What are Joy and Jim to each other?
(a) Their first love.
(b) Their first.
(c) Neither of these.
(d) Both of these.