2. Why is Mr. Fairlie irritated at having to write a narrative?
(a) He is busy seeking revenge on Sir Percival.
(b) English is not his first language.
(c) His nerves can't handle it.
(d) He doesn't like to write.

3. What advises Laura to be wary of Sir Percival?
(a) Walter's suspicions of him.
(b) An anonymous letter.
(c) An article in the paper.
(d) Marian's history with him.

4. Where do Marian and Laura move to, following Sir Percival's death?
(a) Knowlesbury.
(b) London.
(c) Blackwater Park.
(d) Fulham.

5. Which two women surprise Walter at Laura's grave?
(a) Laura and Anne.
(b) Anne and Marian.
(c) Eliza and Marian.
(d) Laura and Marian.

6. What illness is Marian diagnosed with?
(a) Measles.
(b) Smallpox.
(c) Typhus.
(d) Strep throat.

7. What coastline does Walter Hartright awaken to at Limmeridge House?
(a) England.
(b) France.
(c) Scotland.
(d) America.

8. Who suggest Sir Percival withdraw his proposal to Laura?
(a) Sir Percival.
(b) Laura.
(c) Mr. Fairlie.
(d) Marian.

9. What does Walter's family fear about the situation with Laura "death"?
(a) Walter is being tricked.
(b) It is a miracle.
(c) Walter should marry her.
(d) Laura is very brave.

10. What is Pesca proud of being?
(a) "Mobile and carefree".
(b) "A noble town crier".
(c) "A generous European".
(d) "A perfect Englishman".

11. What musician does Walter first hear Laura play on the piano?
(a) Mozart.
(b) Chopin.
(c) Bach.
(d) She cannot play piano.

12. Where does Sir Percival plan to take Laura following their marriage?
(a) Paris.
(b) London.
(c) Madrid.
(d) Rome.

13. Who prepares Laura's body and buries her?
(a) Jane.
(b) Anne.
(c) Marian.
(d) Sir Percival.

14. When Laura's maid arrives, Mr Fairlie is concerned about what?
(a) Laura is in danger.
(b) Her shoes might creak.
(c) She has a cold.
(d) Marian is double crossing him.

15. In the graveyard, how does the woman in white respond to Sir Percival's name?
(a) She cries.
(b) She spits.
(c) She screams.
(d) She faints.