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 decides to sell the estate and divide the proceeds among the siblings.
(c) The grandfather bequeaths his entire estate to David, leaving the others with nothing.
(d) The grandfather excludes David from his will and leaves the estate to a charitable organization.

2. In Book 1: Chapter 4, what common interest do David and Charles Griffith share?
(a) Their enthusiasm for cooking.
(b) Their love for sailing.
(c) Their appreciation of classical music.
(d) Their passion for art.

3. In Book 1: Part 19, how does David react upon entering the boardinghouse room when Edward is not there?
(a) He searches the room for hidden secrets.
(b) He immediately starts reading Edward's letters.
(c) He becomes emotional and starts crying.
(d) He begins rearranging Edward's belongings.

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

5. In Book 1: Part 10, what does David do to find out about Edward's whereabouts?
(a) He confronts the Matron at Edward's boardinghouse.
(b) He takes a hansom to the boardinghouse and asks for Edward's address.
(c) He visits the museum to distract himself from his worries.
(d) He seeks help from his grandfather.