3. Who does the governess see through the dining room window in Chapter 4?
(a) Mrs. Grose.
(b) Miles.
(c) Her employer.
(d) The stranger.

4. Who does the governess believe the presence at the lake is?
(a) The children's mother.
(b) Peter Quint.
(c) Miss Jessel.
(d) The children's father.

5. How does Douglas know the governess?
(a) He marries her.
(b) She is his sister's governess.
(c) She is his sister.
(d) She is his cousin.

6. In Chapter 4, how does the governess view her charges?
(a) Cold and ugly.
(b) Cunning and manipulative.
(c) Malicious and evil.
(d) Beautiful and charming.

7. What does the governess decide to say about Miles being expelled?
(a) She cries.
(b) She blames the school.
(c) She yells at Miles.
(d) Nothing.

8. What does the governess think about Miles' expulsion when she first sees him?
(a) It is a joke.
(b) He does not deserve it.
(c) He probably did something very bad.
(d) Miles forged the letter because he hates school.

9. What is the reason the school provides for Miles' expulsion?
(a) He steals letters.
(b) He fights a lot.
(c) He uses bad language.
(d) He is an injury to others.

10. How does Mrs. Grose learn about the last governess' death?
(a) Finds body.
(b) Miles tells her.
(c) Letter from employer.
(d) Police report.

11. Where is the governess' predecessor when she dies?
(a) In the hospital.
(b) On her way to church.
(c) At Bly.
(d) On a short holiday.

12. What is the governess' primary goal in Chapter 8?
(a) Marriage.
(b) Quitting.
(c) Exorcising ghosts.
(d) Escape.

13. Who does Mrs. Grose claim to be referring to when she says "he" prefers them young and pretty?
(a) Miles.
(b) Luke.
(c) Employer.
(d) Peter Quint.

14. Who does the governess believe the stranger is?
(a) Miles.
(b) Luke.
(c) Peter Quint.
(d) A trespasser.

15. In retrospect, what amazes the governess about her thoughts after Miles returns to Bly?
(a) Her feelings for her employer.
(b) Her own ignorance.
(c) Her friendship with Mrs. Grose.
(d) Her fear.