2. On Sunday, July 18, Ms. Hanff spent the morning doing what?
(a) Reading the paper.
(b) Reading in bed.
(c) Drinking coffee in the hotel lobby.
(d) Sitting in Russell Square for Ena.

3. Ms. Hanff had her hair done before having dinner with whom?
(a) An English couple.
(b) Laura Davidson and her husband.
(c) Mr. Buckley and his wife.
(d) Mark Connelly and his fiancee.

4. Over dinner, Ms. Hanff attempted to explain the America fascination with ___________, explaining that it has something to do with how he wrote about the inglorious nobodies.
(a) J. K. Rowling.
(b) Dickens.
(c) Gray.
(d) C. S. Lewis.

5. Ms. Hanff was asked to write three pages on what to be printed for the Reader's Digest?
(a) The English tea.
(b) The English fan mail she received.
(c) The English culture.
(d) The museums of England.

6. Ms. Hanff attempted to take a taxi, but discovered what?
(a) They were too expensive.
(b) They would not drive to that area.
(c) They could not come pick her up.
(d) They were no longer running.

7. Ms. Hanff went to the hotel bar where she had ____________, which she had to teach the bartender to make.
(a) A daquiri.
(b) A gin martini.
(c) A margarita.
(d) A vodka tonic.

8. To where did Ms. Hanff and Ena return?
(a) The Natural History Museum.
(b) The National Portrait Gallery.
(c) The Imperial War Museum.
(d) The Churchill Museum.

9. From there they went to the Bank of England and then to __________ for lunch.
(a) St Pancras Grand.
(b) The Enterprise.
(c) Blue Door Bistro.
(d) George & Vulture.

10. Did Ms. Hanff agree to do this?
(a) No.
(b) Not at first.
(c) Only at first.
(d) Yes.

11. Mary Scott took Ms. Hanff on a walking tour of what?
(a) Knightsbridge.
(b) Cambridge.
(c) Wheaton.
(d) Oxford.

12. With what was this article to be printed?
(a) An article she wrote on American museums.
(b) An article she wrote on American tea.
(c) An article she wrote on American culture.
(d) An article she wrote on American fan mail.

13. Why did she end up only buying a shoulder bag?
(a) They did not have any irons or ironing boards.
(b) She did not like any of the clothes.
(c) The dresses were all too expensive.
(d) The jackets were all too large.

14. On the way back to his house, Mr. Buckley told Ms. Hanff about some work he did where?
(a) In Hollywood.
(b) Las Vegas.
(c) New York.
(d) Miami.

15. Ms. Hanff was shocked to discover what?
(a) Big Ben had been built in 1859.
(b) Henry Irving was buried there.
(c) The the play's lead was a friend of Ms. Hanff's.
(d) The Tower of London had been used to hold royalty.