4. Who says, "You shall do just what your heart tells you to be right; you shall do whatever you think best yourself"?
(a) The bishop.
(b) Sir Abraham.
(c) Grantly.
(d) Eleanor.

5. What relation is Grantly to Harding?
(a) Brother-in-law.
(b) Cousin.
(c) Nephew.
(d) Son-in-law.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Bold's first name?

2. Who does Grantly get to represent him in the case against Bold?

3. How many copies of the newspaper that publishes a story about the lawsuit against the warden are sold each time it comes out?

4. Who says, "I have the well-being of my child to look to"?

5. What is the name of Grantly's wife?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Harding and Grantly feel about Bold's attempts to create reform?

2. How does a newspaper article describe Harding?

3. What happens when Bold sees Eleanor after missing Harding's party?

4. How does a scandal erupt out of the legal battle between Harding and the beadsmen?

5. Why does Harding tell Eleanor to go for a walk after he gets done visiting at the bishop's palace?

6. How does Bunce react when he finds out that most of the beadsmen have already signed the petition saying that they deserve a much bigger share of the hospital's money?

7. How do Grantly and his lawyer prepare for the possibility that the beadsmen will take legal action against Harding?

8. What happens when Bold goes to visit Harding, hoping to demand a detailed statement of the hospital's accounts?

9. What advice does Grantly's wife give him that he refuses to listen to?

10. How do the inmates at the hospital react when they hear about reforms in other churches?

(see the answer keys)

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