2. What time of day did the Baron burn old tokens from love affairs?
(a) Before 8 a.m.
(b) Before Phoebus rose.
(c) After Phoebus rose.
(d) After 6 a.m.

3. How is Belinda's mind described?
(a) Mature.
(b) Quick.
(c) Sprightly.
(d) Intelligent.

4. Who would adore the cross that Belinda wore?
(a) Heathen.
(b) Idolaters.
(c) Agnostics.
(d) Infidels.

5. What does Ariel say that the sylphs can give their charges in dreams?
(a) Innovation.
(b) Motivation.
(c) Impetus.
(d) Invention.

6. What do the Gnomes or Daemons of Earth delight in?
(a) Devilment.
(b) Tomfoolery.
(c) Mischief.
(d) Shenanigans.

7. In Canto I, how many bright Inhabitants of Air watch over Belinda?
(a) 20.
(b) 50.
(c) 500.
(d) 1,000.

8. How may mortals enjoy the compahy of Sylphs?
(a) By being willing to learn.
(b) By being disciplined.
(c) By being sincere.
(d) By being chaste.

9. What might hide Belinda's faults if she had any?
(a) Kindness and generosity.
(b) Peaceful spirit and gentle ways.
(c) Diplomacy and tact.
(d) Graceful ease and sweetness without pride.

10. What does Belinda dream of in Canto I?
(a) A lover.
(b) An amorous suitor.
(c) A glittering youth.
(d) A handsome beau.

11. How do people respond when Belinda rejects them?
(a) Get angry.
(b) Get frustrated.
(c) Take no offence.
(d) Are deeply offended.

12. What shape are the locks of hair that Belinda lets fall down the back of her neck?
(a) Plaits.
(b) Ringlets.
(c) Braids.
(d) Waves.

13. How many locks of hair does Belinda allow to fall down the back of her neck?
(a) 8.
(b) 2.
(c) 4.
(d) 6.

14. After death, where do the minds of women slide away?
(a) Heaven.
(b) Water.
(c) Air.
(d) Earth.

15. What creatures are mentioned as an example of how Belinda's locks can snare a man?
(a) Birds and fish.
(b) Lions and tigers.
(c) Parrots and trout.
(d) Cats and dogs.