2. Where does the narrator walk with his wife when he receives his first paycheck?
(a) The Apple Orchard.
(b) Sherwood Forest.
(c) New Forest.
(d) Snakey Wood.

3. What does Ernest eat for breakfast?
(a) Egg on toast.
(b) A sausage sandwich.
(c) A bacon sandwich.
(d) Tomatoes on toast.

4. What does Mr. Raynor ask Bullivant to hold out for him?
(a) His leg.
(b) His hand.
(c) His bible.
(d) His glasses.

5. What is the boy on the front row reading like?
(a) A disciple.
(b) A robot.
(c) A prophet.
(d) A preacher.

6. How does the elder girl look at Ernest when he offers to buy her sister something to eat?
(a) Flirtaously.
(b) Resentfully.
(c) Gratefully.
(d) Thoughtfully.

7. What is the reason Ernest's wife left him?
(a) His bad temper.
(b) His infidelities.
(c) His bad manners.
(d) His deep depressions.

8. What does Smith believe counts in life?
(a) Cunning.
(b) Free will.
(c) Honesty.
(d) Kindness.

9. What does Ernest say people he meets treat him like?
(a) A ghost.
(b) A simpleton.
(c) A priest.
(d) A hero.

10. What does Mr. Raynor ask his class to take out of their bags?
(a) Bibles.
(b) Notebooks.
(c) Homework.
(d) Pens.

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

12. What does Bullivant say he will bring out to settle Mr. Raynor?
(a) Our big kid.
(b) Our mother.
(c) Our boxer uncle.
(d) Our father.

13. What is Bullivant's excuse for hitting the boy?
(a) He called his mother a name.
(b) He swore at him.
(c) He is ugly.
(d) He hit him first.

14. What is Ernest not yet accustomed to?
(a) The city life.
(b) Southern culture.
(c) Loneliness.
(d) Relationships.

15. What does Smith say he was doing while the robbery took place?
(a) Drinking.
(b) Watching television.
(c) Playing football.
(d) Competing in a race.