1. In the castle, what does Florence Dowell say to Captain Edward Ashburnham as she touches him?
(a) She tells Edward that he has Martin Luther to thank for all his virtues that separate him from the Catholics.
(b) She tells Edward that he has Martin Luther to thank for all his virtues that separate him from the Protestants.
(c) She tells Edward that he has Martin Luther to thank for all his virtues that separate him from the French.
(d) She tells Edward that she is in love with him.

2. Where is the castle located that is visited by the Ashburnhams and the Dowells?
(a) England.
(b) Germany.
(c) Ireland.
(d) The United States of America.

3. How does Captain Edward Ashburnham react toward Maisie Maidan's death?
(a) Although inwardly he is mourning her death, he puts on a brave face and acts stoically.
(b) He shows little remorse--it doesn't seem to faze him.
(c) He goes to his room and cries for days.
(d) It startles him and gives him a newfound respect for the fragility of life.

4. Inside the castle, what object does Florence Dowell draw everyone's attention to?
(a) The bed in which Martin Luther slept.
(b) A draft of Martin Luther's translation of the bible.
(c) A draft of Martin Luther's protest against the church.
(d) The chalice from which Martin Luther drank.

5. In Chapter 5, what does Leonora Ashburnham discover about Captain Edward Ashburnham?
(a) That Edward is converting to Catholicism.
(b) That Edward has contracted syphilis.
(c) That Edward has fathered the child of another woman.
(d) That Edward is being blackmailed over an affair.