2. What does the middle-aged man always speak in one breath?
(a) Rimbaud poems.
(b) His name and trade.
(c) The football scores.
(d) His children's names.

3. What does Smith say the upperclass sit in their houses like?
(a) Owls.
(b) Hawks.
(c) Spiders.
(d) Flies.

4. What does Mr. Raynor say his class younger class rebels at?
(a) Their books.
(b) Their parents.
(c) Their appearance.
(d) Their friends.

5. What does Smith say he leaps over while running?
(a) Gates.
(b) Bushes.
(c) Brooks.
(d) Ditches.

6. What game does Harry like playing at the club?
(a) Draughts.
(b) Bridge.
(c) Chess.
(d) Billiards.

7. What does Mr. Raynor say is his friend?
(a) Experience.
(b) His cane.
(c) books.
(d) His fists.

8. What is the first question Ernest asks the girls?
(a) Where does your father work?
(b) Where is your mother?
(c) What music do you like?
(d) Do you go to school?

9. How did Mr. Raynor try to cure his obsession with the girl?
(a) By following her home.
(b) By closing the curtains.
(c) By speaking to her.
(d) By moving class.

10. What did the narrator do as soon as he found a job?
(a) Married.
(b) Went on holiday.
(c) Left home.
(d) Bought a house.

11. What does Ernest need for his job that afternoon?
(a) Perspex.
(b) Rexine.
(c) Cotton.
(d) Carpet.

12. What does Mr. Raynor see trundling along in a line?
(a) Factory workers.
(b) Trams.
(c) Cheer leaders.
(d) Trolley-buses.

13. What is the middle-aged man coming out of at the beginning of the book?
(a) A cave.
(b) The public lavatory.
(c) The library.
(d) The church.

14. What does the narrator receive five shillings to buy?
(a) Beer.
(b) Tobacco.
(c) Lunch.
(d) Football tickets.

15. What is the name of the person who owns the draper shop?
(a) Sullivan.
(b) Davies.
(c) Hunter.
(d) Harrison.