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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2: Part 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Book 1: Chapter 4, how does David feel about the idea of accepting Charles Griffith's offer?
(a) He is eager to accept.
(b) He has already declined the offer.
(c) He is against the idea.
(d) He is undecided and wishes he knew what to do.

2. In Book 1: Chapter 8, why does David initially feel a sense of shame and frustration regarding marriage?
(a) He believes marriage will result in a dull and colorless life.
(b) He thinks marriage is only about companionship.
(c) He is worried about being controlled by his grandfather.
(d) He is annoyed at the idea of getting married.

3. In Book 1: Chapter 7, what is the content of the letter David receives?
(a) Details about a trip to northern Maine.
(b) An apology for not writing sooner.
(c) A business proposal to expand fur trade.
(d) A request for financial assistance.

4. In Book 2: Part 1, why does Peter refuse Charles's company on his trip to Zurich?
(a) He wants to travel alone.
(b) Charles refuses to accompany him.
(c) Charles has other commitments.
(d) He does not want Charles to witness his death.

5. In Book 1: Part 10, why does David inquire about Florence Larsson with his grandfather?
(a) He wants to learn more about the scandal involving Florence Larsson.
(b) He is trying to distract himself from his own anxieties.
(c) He suspects Florence Larsson might know about Edward's whereabouts.
(d) He is curious about her connection to Charles Griffith.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Book 1: Part 11, why does David initially agree to go to Charles's house for a meal?

2. In Book 1: Part 18, why does David claim he declined Mister Griffith's offer?

3. In Book 2: Part 2, what is the main concern of Wika?

4. In Book 2: Part 1, how does David usually dress for work?

5. In Book 2: Part 1, how does David typically deal with his emotions regarding his father?

(see the answer key)

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