1. In Book 1: Chapter 1, what decision does the grandfather make about his estate, and how does it affect David?
(a) The grandfather divides his estate equally among the siblings, leaving David with the house on Washington Square.
(b) The grandfather bequeaths his entire estate to David, leaving the others with nothing.
(c) The grandfather excludes David from his will and leaves the estate to a charitable organization.
(d) The grandfather decides to sell the estate and divide the proceeds among the siblings.

2. In Book 1: Chapter 2, What is David's primary occupation or role in the family's charitable foundation?
(a) He takes on the day-to-day operations of the foundation.
(b) He personally oversees the disbursements to various causes.
(c) He serves as a trustee but delegates most tasks to his secretary.
(d) He is responsible for managing the foundation's finances.

3. In Book 1: Chapter 5, why does David go to the school before his class begins?
(a) To prepare for his class.
(b) To see his students' drawings.
(c) To retrieve his lost sketchbook.
(d) To meet Edward Bishop.

4. In Book 1: Part 16, how does David surprise Edward with his actions after returning from shopping?
(a) He confesses his regrets to Edward.
(b) He treats Edward to a lavish dinner.
(c) He brings home traditional souvenirs.
(d) He proposes to Edward with a porcelain dove.

5. In Book 2: Part 1, why is David concerned about his friends meeting Charles?
(a) He thinks his friends will be jealous of Charles.
(b) He does not want Charles to meet his friends.
(c) He believes his friends will disapprove of the relationship.
(d) He thinks Charles will overshadow him.