2. What determines Kitty's social position in Hong Kong?
(a) The connections of her family.
(b) The type of attire she wears.
(c) The size of her home.
(d) Her husband's occupation.

3. How does Mrs. Garstin persuade Mr. Garstin to do something he isn't inclined to do?
(a) She begs and pleads until he cannot resist her entreaties.
(b) She nags him until he relents in exhaustion.
(c) She makes logical arguments to bring him around to her point-of-view.
(d) She gives him the silent treatment until he gives in.

4. Who took Kitty into dinner at Government House when they first arrived in Hong Kong?
(a) A distinguished general.
(b) Charlie.
(c) Walter.
(d) The Governor.

5. Why does Kitty refuse so many proposals?
(a) She likes irritating her mother.
(b) No suitors meet her critera in either position or income.
(c) She is in love with someone who is already engaged.
(d) She enjoys the single scene and does not wish to marry.

6. After being startled in Chapter 1, what item does Charlie give Kitty?
(a) Her bag.
(b) His hankerchief.
(c) A flower.
(d) A shoe horn.

7. Where does Kitty's family go for their summer holiday?
(a) A bustling village by the sea.
(b) They go abroad to different countries.
(c) A quiet, cheap place in the country.
(d) They stay in London.

8. What is the first thing to startle Kitty in the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) A breeze through the open window gives her a shudder.
(b) Someone tries to open the door to the room she is in.
(c) She hears someone calling for her.
(d) She heard a commotion outside.

9. In Chapter 5, how does Kitty find out that Walter has been home?
(a) The servant boy tells her.
(b) Walter tells her.
(c) She sees his gloves on the entry table.
(d) A neighbor tells her.

10. When Walter found out about Kitty and Charlie, why didn't he break into the room and fight Charlie?
(a) Walter says he was too proud to fight.
(b) He was afraid Charlie would beat him up.
(c) Walter likes Charlie.
(d) He wasn't sure exactly at that time Charlie was with Kitty.

11. What does Charlie think is the best way to understand a man?
(a) To study his life.
(b) To put yourself in his shoes.
(c) To spend a great deal of time with him.
(d) To ask him numerous questions.

12. After Kitty and Charlie consummate their affair, how does she feel?
(a) She is intensely guilty.
(b) She is confused and upset at the circumstances.
(c) She feels no different than before.
(d) She is sad and distracted.

13. After being married for some time, how does Kitty feel towards Walter?
(a) She finds him amusing and has a platonic affection for him.
(b) She is deeply in love with him.
(c) She is constantly angry with him.
(d) She is indifferent to him.

14. What reason does Charlie give for being unable to eat his meal?
(a) He is feeling ill.
(b) Kitty's beauty distracts him.
(c) He is not hungry.
(d) He would rather talk to Kitty than eat.

15. How soon after her marriage does Kitty realize she's made a mistake?
(a) Three days.
(b) Three months.
(c) She doesn't think she made a mistake.
(d) Three years.