2. What does Rose tell the author Charles Strickland has done?
(a) Killed himself.
(b) Beat his wife.
(c) Runaway.
(d) Committed a murder.

3. When does Strickland say he last came to Paris?
(a) On a business trip.
(b) His honeymoon.
(c) With his father.
(d) On a family holiday.

4. What sport do they talk about at the party?
(a) Soccer.
(b) Rugby.
(c) Cricket.
(d) Golf.

5. What does Dirk make for Strickland to eat?
(a) Pancakes.
(b) Bread-and-milk.
(c) Bread pudding.
(d) Meat sandwich.

6. Which queen did Sir Walter Raleigh set down his cloak for?
(a) The Virgin Queen.
(b) Queen Victoria.
(c) Queen Mary.
(d) Queen Elizabeth I.

7. What does the author think Mrs. Strickland dreads?
(a) Death.
(b) Poverty.
(c) Scandal.
(d) Loneliness.

8. What railway station does the author live near?
(a) King's Cross Station.
(b) Victoria Station.
(c) Euston Station.
(d) Liverpool Station.

9. What school does Mrs. Strickland's son, Robert, attend?
(a) Eton.
(b) Winchester.
(c) Marlborough.
(d) Rugby.

10. What philosopher does the author mention in this section?
(a) Kierkgaard.
(b) Russell.
(c) Kant.
(d) Goethe.

11. What does Crabbe buy on the way to the restaurant with Strickland?
(a) A book.
(b) An icecream.
(c) Cigarettes.
(d) A newspaper.

12. Where did Mrs. Strickland's father used to take the family in August?
(a) Brighton.
(b) Bournemouth.
(c) Dorset.
(d) Eastbourne.

13. What does Stroeve say his wife can't live on?
(a) Air.
(b) Genius.
(c) Infatuation.
(d) Love.

14. What does the author call the English he corresponded with Dirk in?
(a) Entertaining.
(b) Queer.
(c) Blunt.
(d) Ungrammatical.

15. Which of the following does Crabbe give as an example of a great and successful painter?
(a) Manet.
(b) Van Gogh.
(c) Ingres.
(d) Monet.