1. How does Tessa discover the mystery of Norah's disappearance six months prior?
(a) Tessa runs into Norah outside the Toronto library.
(b) Tessa discovers Norah's diary in the Orangetown Library.
(c) Tessa finds Norah panhandling outside the subway in Toronto.
(d) Tessa's mother sees Norah walking down Bloor and Bathurst in Toronto.

2. What troubles Norah when she comes home one weekend her second year at university?
(a) Norah is anxious about her decision to live with her boyfriend.
(b) Norah is afraid that she will disappoint her parents by failing school.
(c) Norah is disturbed by the sense that she cannot love anyone enough.
(d) Norah is upset that she cannot spend more time with her sisters.

3. How does Reta explain Norah's strange behavior to Christine and Natalie?
(a) Reta tells them Norah is living a life of sacrifice and good will.
(b) Reta tells them Norah is living a life in pursuit of beauty.
(c) Reta tells them Norah is living a life in pursuit of goodness.
(d) Reta tells them Norah is living a life devoted to God.

4. What is the name of the book Reta picks up at Orangetown Library?
(a) The Forgiving Fall.
(b) The Loss of Love.
(c) The Virtue of Victory.
(d) The Goodness Gap.

5. How are Reta and Danielle different?
(a) Reta is a novelist; Danielle is a biographer.
(b) Reta is Canadian; Danielle is American.
(c) Reta is young and successful; Danielle is old and poor.
(d) Reta is married with children; Danielle is single and childless.