2. What does William dislike about Magog, when the family acquires him?
(a) That the goat eats all the flowers.
(b) The smell of the goat.
(c) The noises the goat makes.
(d) The slotted eyes of the goat.

3. What does Luke Garrett conclude under a giant oak tree?
(a) That he will never work again.
(b) That he will not heal properly.
(c) That his life has been useless.
(d) That Cora will never love him.

4. What question does Francis ask of William Ransome?
(a) Francis asks William if he can visit with Stella.
(b) Francis asks William to explain sin.
(c) William is asked about Cora's love for Francis.
(d) Francis asks William about the Essex Serpent.

5. After Martha and Edward listen to Eleanor Marx, what does Edward do?
(a) Edward tells Martha that he needs to go back to work.
(b) Edward asks Martha to live with him.
(c) He writes to Martha and proposes marriage.
(d) He asks Martha how he could change anything if he was just a worker.

6. How does Naomi find herself a victim at the tavern?
(a) She does not believe she was in any danger.
(b) She is drawn in by the smell of her father.
(c) She likes being told she was pretty.
(d) She has too much to drink.

7. What does Charles Ambrose believe about the poor of Bethnal Green?
(a) He feels the poor act like animals when they yell from the balconies.
(b) He indicates that the poor do not have the physical build to succeed.
(c) He thinks the poor are always drunk.
(d) He believes the poor have failed to adapt and survive.

8. How is a story supposed to begin, according to Cora?
(a) One day, long ago.
(b) Once upon a time.
(c) Long ago, and far, far away.
(d) In the beginning.

9. What is wrong with Stella's lungs?
(a) A lung has become full of tuberculosis.
(b) One of Stella's lungs has collapsed.
(c) One of her lungs is full of fluid.
(d) A lung is full of blood.

10. Why does Cora return to Aldwinter?
(a) Katherine berates her for being so selfish a friend.
(b) She learns Stella is dying.
(c) Cora no longer has to worry about Frankie or Martha.
(d) She is invited by Stella and William.

11. How does William explain the answer to Francis' question?
(a) William states to sin is to try, but fall short.
(b) He provides Frances with a pamphlet about the Essex Serpent.
(c) William arranges a visit between Frances and Stella.
(d) William fumbles over his word and is unable to properly answer.

12. What does Katherine believe the villagers of Aldwinter first thought about the smell?
(a) The villagers thought the earth opened up revealing tar pits.
(b) The smell was believed to be a curse.
(c) Katherine believes the villagers thought they had died.
(d) She believes they all thought they were poisoned.

13. How does Stella think to stir up scandal with the townsfolk to pass the time?
(a) Stella tells a housewife Cora had taken William's boots.
(b) She tells a housewife Cora spends more time with William than she does.
(c) She tells a woman she believes Cora and William are fast friends.
(d) Stella tells a woman Cora and William are brother and sister.

14. What, to Naomi, is worse than someone's dislike?
(a) Fear.
(b) Death.
(c) Pity.
(d) Anger.

15. Why does Cora write to Luke Garrett after the hysteria of the school girls?
(a) Luke Garrett likes to investigate psychological incidences.
(b) Cora thinks Luke can get Joanna to explain what happened.
(c) Cora wants Luke to perform hypnosis on Joanna.
(d) Cora believes Luke is smart enough to determine what the cause was for the hysteria.