1. While Stephen and Lady Anna wait anxiously by Sir Phillip's bedside, what are the effects of the drugs given to Sir Phillip by the doctor?
(a) No effects because Sir Phillip refuses any drugs.
(b) The drug effects are too late. Sir Phillip is already dead.
(c) An allergic reaction violently kills Sir Phillip and horrifies his family.
(d) The drugs stablize Sir Phillip's condition giving him time to speak to his family.

2. After conversing with Lady Anna about her relationship with Angela, what does Stephen discover in her father's study that questions her thoughts and identity?
(a) A letter written by Sir Phillip to his secret male lover.
(b) A secret drawer filled with old whiskey and gin bottles.
(c) Sir Phillip's music records.
(d) Sir Phillip's psychology books.

3. What is the likely reason Stephen occasionally travels back to Morton after moving to Paris?
(a) To visit her horses?
(b) To apologize to Lady Anna.
(c) To give Lady Anna the opportunity to apologize for the pain she has caused.
(d) To keep up appearnaces, for her mother's sake.

4. What was the result of Lady Anna's feeling of exclusion in her marriage with Sir Phillip?
(a) Resentment begins to grow in their once happy marriage.
(b) Just another example of their unhappy and dysfunctional marriage.
(c) Still strong and happy as it always had been.
(d) A close bond between them finally appears after years of unhappy marriage.

5. During the Gordon family's Christmas rituals, what two characters' relational tension hang over the festivities?
(a) Stephen and Sir Phillip.
(b) Lady Anna and Colonel Antrim.
(c) Sir Phillip and Lady Anna.
(d) Stephen and Lady Anna.