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

2. Which of the following best describes Stephen's attitude before and during her second visit over tea with Angela?
(a) Relaxation.
(b) Nervousness.
(c) Boredom.
(d) Frustration.

3. As the friendship progresses, Martin confesses his love for Stephen and his desire for mutual affection. What is Stephen's reaction to this revelation?
(a) Stephen denies Martin's advancements and reemphasizes her loyalty as his friend.
(b) No answer. She is too shy to express her romantic interest in him as well.
(c) Stephen jumps at the opportunity. They fall quickly in love.
(d) She is disgusted by Martin's advances and consequently avoids him.

4. Stephen and Martin gradually become close friends. What is the most possible explanation for this?
(a) They share similar intrests and opinions.
(b) All of the above.
(c) They both will attend the same university.
(d) They enjoy dancing together at parties.

5. What is the primary comfort Stephen resorts to in her moments of grief?
(a) Walking dogs.
(b) Stephen wallows in her grief, crying for days in her room.
(c) Caring for the horses.
(d) Fencing.