2. What does Mr. Stanton say about what happened to Will's ornament letter?
(a) It was lost long ago.
(b) It wasn't lost.
(c) It wasn't a letter, but a pattern.
(d) One wasn't created for him.

3. How does Robin describe Will at eleven-years-old?
(a) Ageless.
(b) Young.
(c) Short.
(d) Odd.

4. What does Old George tell Will about the importance of holly?
(a) It is good protection against the Dark.
(b) It is good protection against snow.
(c) It is good for Christmas decorations.
(d) It is tasty food.

5. What does Will want more than anything for his birthday?
(a) Snow.
(b) A good book.
(c) Rain.
(d) A new video game.

6. Who owns Huntercombe Manor?
(a) Miss Huntercombe.
(b) Mrs. Merriman.
(c) Miss Greythorne.
(d) Mrs. Grey.

7. What happens to Merriman when Will starts talking to Max?
(a) He falls on the ice.
(b) He vanishes.
(c) He melts.
(d) He coughs.

8. According to Mrs. Stanton, who is Tom?
(a) One of the Olsen's siblings.
(b) One of the Stanton children who died.
(c) Will's twin sibling.
(d) Mr. Dawson's son.

9. When Will walks home from town, what street does he decide to go down?
(a) Tramp's Alley.
(b) The Great Woods.
(c) Hunter's Cove.
(d) Huntercombe Lane.

10. Whose room did Will's bedroom once belong to?
(a) Stephen, the eldest.
(b) Mary.
(c) James.
(d) Paul.

11. What emotion describes how Will is feeling when he wakes on Midwinter Day?
(a) Sadness.
(b) Contentment.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Terror.

12. Which character proclaims that the burden is "so heavy...And I've been carrying it for so long"?
(a) The Lady.
(b) The Rider.
(c) The Walker.
(d) Merriman.

13. Who is snoring from the other bed when Will wakes up?
(a) Stephen.
(b) Paul.
(c) Robin.
(d) James.

14. What is the ancient kind of symbol dating back to sun worship?
(a) The mandela.
(b) The cross.
(c) The sphere.
(d) The sundial.

15. What does Will find in a big cardboard container when decorating the Christmas tree?
(a) The third sign.
(b) Hand-blown ornaments.
(c) Hand-carved ornaments.
(d) Glass ornaments.