2. What rare specimen is Washington traveling to Amsterdam to collect in Part IV, Chapter 7?
(a) A hermit crab.
(b) A white lobster.
(c) A two-headed cetacean.
(d) A spotted dolphin.

3. What does Washington finally begin to understand about himself in Part IV, Chapter 3?
(a) He needs to make sure Willard is really dead.
(b) He needs to see Big Kit again.
(c) He needs to see Titch again.
(d) He needs to go back to Faith Plantation where it all began.

4. What does Washington tell Titch he must tell his father in Part II, Chapter 7?
(a) That Erasmus is dead.
(b) That Philip is dead.
(c) That Washington needs medicine badly.
(d) That is mother is ill.

5. Where is Willard seriously injured by Washington?
(a) His stomach.
(b) His leg.
(c) His hand.
(d) His eye.

6. What does Titch tell Washington he thought when he retrieved Philip's body from the field on Faith Plantation?
(a) That there is more to the world than only its physical properties.
(b) That guns should be harder to get.
(c) That life is short.
(d) That he should have been nicer to Philip.

7. What is the first thing Titch says to Washington when the two finally meet again?
(a) That Washington looks taller.
(b) That he is overjoyed to see Washington.
(c) That Washington is late for dinner.
(d) That Washington has brought a pretty friend.

8. Where does Washington think his next step in his search for Titch will take him at the end of Part IV, Chapter 6?
(a) Suffolk.
(b) Cape Town.
(c) New York.
(d) Amsterdam.

9. What happens in Washington's dream in Part II, Chapter 7?
(a) He is underwater with Tanna.
(b) He is exploring with Titch.
(c) Big Kit asks Washington to be her eyes.
(d) Emilie and he have sex.

10. What is Mr. Goff's cat's name?
(a) Circe.
(b) Ariadne.
(c) Persephone.
(d) Medusa.

11. In Part IV, Chapter 2, who does Washington dream about when he catches a fever?
(a) Tanna.
(b) Emilie.
(c) Big Kit.
(d) Titch.

12. Where does Washington go immediately after his fight with Willard?
(a) To Liverpool, to see Titch.
(b) To see Medwin.
(c) To the Goff's house.
(d) To see Emilie.

13. Where do Tanna and Washington meet Goff in Part IV, Chapter 8?
(a) The Saints.
(b) Regent's Park.
(c) Blackheath.
(d) London Tower.

14. What does Washington begin doing again in Part III, Chapter 4, that he had enjoyed and not done for a long time?
(a) Drawing and painting.
(b) Drinking alcohol.
(c) Eating.
(d) Gambling.

15. How does Mr. Goff react on the voyage in Part IV, Chapter 1, when a woman insults Washington?
(a) He appears composed but later goes back and kills the woman.
(b) He is outraged and nearly makes a scene.
(c) He is indifferent.
(d) He is terribly sad.