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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 24, when does Kelty tell Hazel she is going home?
(a) Middle of the night.
(b) Dawn.
(c) Early morning.
(d) Dusk.
2. In 1946, where is Harry going to college?
(a) University of Edinburgh.
(b) Coventry.
(c) Kent.
(d) Bournemouth University.
3. What princess does Harry tell a story about in Chapter 21?
(a) Adelaide.
(b) Eadgifu.
(c) Frideswide.
(d) Bertha.
4. How long are Hazel an Flora in Binsey before they receive a letter from their mother?
(a) 5 days.
(b) 4 days.
(c) 6 days.
(d) 3 days.
5. In Chapter 28, who is singing on the radio when Hazel and Kelty arrive at Harry's studio?
(a) Otis Redding.
(b) Bob Dylan.
(c) Ray Charles.
(d) Bobby Darin.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Constable Davies have a scar?
2. In Chapter 30, what is a woman playing at the St. Ives pub?
3. What color curtains are in the room at the inn where Hazel and Kelty stay in Chapter 30?
4. Under what type of tree do Harry, Hazel, and Flora build a fort in Chapter 24?
5. In Chapter 35, where does Hazel take the train?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is the rector not living in his house in Chapter 21?
2. What has Harry tried before turning to painting?
3. Why does Hazel decide to go to Henley-on-Thames?
4. On the 20th of May in 1940, why are their soldiers in the meadow in Binsey?
5. When Hazel's mother stays overnight at Bridie's one night, what does Hazel notice and learn about her mother's life?
6. Why is Barnaby upset when he finds letters Hazel saved from Harry and what does Hazel tell him about the letters?
7. In Chapter 24, why does Kelty knock on the window of Hazel's bedroom?
8. What does Peggy's mother tell her about Wren when she sees the two of them together in Chapter 31?
9. What is the story of Frideswide?
10. How is the Thames different in Binsey than London?
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