2. What does the Female Ghost say that Robert was when hosting parties?
(a) A storyteller.
(b) A rogue.
(c) A great host.
(d) A wet blanket.

3. What phrase does the Tragedian repeat several times?
(a) "Crying for her."
(b) "Wallowing in my own shame."
(c) "Leaving me."
(d) "Lying dead at my feet."

4. What was clearer here for the narrator than on Earth, according to MacDonald?
(a) The life.
(b) The love.
(c) The death.
(d) The lens.

5. What did the Hard-Bitten Ghost leave the narrator with?
(a) Joy.
(b) Doubt.
(c) Love.
(d) Irritation.

6. What is the name of the Solid Man who meets the Female Ghost looking for her son?
(a) Richard.
(b) Johnathan.
(c) Andrew.
(d) Reginald.

7. What does the Well-Dressed Ghost say she would rather do than be seen?
(a) Melt.
(b) Go to Hell.
(c) Die.
(d) Meet God.

8. What kind of man did Robert turn into?
(a) A womanizer.
(b) The kind who cares for nothing but food.
(c) The kind who cares for nothing but gambling.
(d) A drinker.

9. Who is the glorious woman being praised in Chapter 12?
(a) Sarah Smith.
(b) Sarah Williams.
(c) Sarah Vangrave.
(d) Sarah Walters.

10. Who is the ghost that MacDonald mentioned stayed in Heaven?
(a) Trajan.
(b) Caesar.
(c) Macbeth.
(d) Napoeleon.

11. What does MacDonald say that Heaven is?
(a) God's lap.
(b) Reality itself.
(c) A state of mind.
(d) A garden.

12. Who wrote, "Tis better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven?"
(a) Milton.
(b) C. S. Lewis.
(c) MacDonald.
(d) Satan.

13. According to MacDonald where do literary ghosts go to visit?
(a) Graves.
(b) Sanitariums.
(c) Museums.
(d) Libraries.

14. What does Sarah say that the Dwarf can no longer communicate here?
(a) His money.
(b) His glory.
(c) His wretchedness.
(d) His dominance.

15. What does Sarah say that pity can be used as?
(a) Volition.
(b) Blackmail.
(c) Reason.
(d) Rage.