1. Not to be outdone, what does the second person sling back?
(a) Comments about the lawyer's family.
(b) The name the school children had for the lawyer, Hyena.
(c) Remarks about the lawyer's career.
(d) Mud from the garden.

2. How does the scene end?
(a) With the two men wondering if Julian will survive.
(b) The men are laughing about their plot to destroy Julian.
(c) The men see the model of the mansion begin to move.
(d) The two men search for Miss Alice.

3. How does the butler feel about the encounter upon which he has stumbled?
(a) He is amused.
(b) He is embarrassed.
(c) He is angry.
(d) He is nervous.

4. What does Julian notice about the model of the mansion?
(a) It is not accurate.
(b) There is movement.
(c) It is on fire.
(d) It is beautiful.

5. When the lawyer enters the room to join in the dialogue, what is established?
(a) The lawyer and the butler are friends.
(b) Julian is a priest.
(c) The lawyer and the butler are brothers.
(d) Julian is not ordained.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Miss Alice's response when Julian tries to explain to her that he wondered if he imagined so many things or whether so many things he thought had come to play in his imagination?

2. What does Miss Alice call out, as she drops her head back?

3. How does Julian respond to Miss Alice's game?

4. What does Julian do as she beckons him to come to her?

5. Of what does Miss Alice remind him?

(see the answer key)

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