2. Why does Sydney tell Juliet not to mail him something while she is in Guernsey?
(a) He is on vacation.
(b) He is coming to visit.
(c) He trusts her judgment.
(d) He is too busy.

3. Why did Christian come to talk to Amelia?
(a) To write his will.
(b) To explain his intentions
(c) To give her his blessing.
(d) To give an extra ration.

4. What makes Juliet refuse Mark?
(a) All of these.
(b) He doesn't like Kit.
(c) He tries to control her.
(d) He insults Dawsey.

5. What did Ivor praise Isola for?
(a) Learning Phrenology.
(b) Boarding strangers.
(c) Training a parrot.
(d) Catching Billy Bee.

6. What is Isola's grandmother's name?
(a) Phill.
(b) Phren.
(c) Pheen.
(d) Phile.

7. What happened to the pets who were not kept during the occupation?
(a) They were sent to England.
(b) They were put to sleep.
(c) They were sold to the soldiers.
(d) They were slaughtered for food.

8. How does Kit act when she first meets Juliet?
(a) Standoffish.
(b) Loving.
(c) Annoyed.
(d) Ambivalent.

9. Where does Sir Otis work?
(a) A library.
(b) The university.
(c) An ancient studies asylum.
(d) The museum.

10. What does Juliet tell Sophie she pretends doesn't exist while she is at Guernsey?
(a) Her book.
(b) The war.
(c) Mark.
(d) Deadlines.

11. What does Juliet do that makes Remy upset?
(a) Takes her picture.
(b) Pets a dog.
(c) Swings Kit around.
(d) Throws out food.

12. What did Elizabeth do to help Sally in her embarrassing situation?
(a) Brought food for the animals.
(b) Let her have secret meetings.
(c) Loaned her books.
(d) Gave her a scarf.

13. Why were families not allowed to keep all their pets during the occupation?
(a) There wasn't enough food for them.
(b) They could have been used as weapons.
(c) There was not enough room for the animals and the soldiers.
(d) The Germans wanted to show their power.

14. How does Juliet know she has passed Kit's examination?
(a) Juliet is chosen to give her a bath.
(b) Kit gives Juliet a kiss.
(c) Kit sits by Juliet at dinner.
(d) Juliet is chosen to tell her bedtime story.

15. What makes Elizabeth so fascinating to Juliet when she gets to the cottage?
(a) The landscape.
(b) The possessions.
(c) The pictures.
(d) The privacy.