1. What is the agreement between Helen and Ernest Atkinson in exchange for Ernest allowing Helen to marry Harry Crick?
(a) That Helen will have Ernest's child.
(b) That Helen will help Ernest commit suicide.
(c) That Helen will find a way to assuage Sarah Atkinson's ghost.
(d) That Helen will become a nurse at the Kessling Hall asylum.

2. Who is the patron saint of Gildsey?
(a) St. Julian of Norwich.
(b) St. Gunnhilda.
(c) St. Gertrude of the Marshes.
(d) St. Mary.

3. Tom confronts Price about his frequent interruptions during class. What question does Price's reluctance about history boil down to?
(a) How many more history lessons will he have to sit through?
(b) How can anyone know what really happened?
(c) Does knowing history help change anything?
(d) Is history not just a collection of stories that keeps the powerful in power?

4. How does Harry Crick find out that his son Dick is in love with Mary?
(a) Dick angrily shouts at Tom to stay away from Mary.
(b) Mary's father, Harold Metcalf, asks him to keep Dick away from Mary.
(c) He overhears Dick talking to himself about Mary.
(d) Dick asks how babies are made.

5. What disaster befalls Sarah Atkinson when she is 37 years old?
(a) She loses her long-awaited first child at its birth.
(b) Her husband hits her in the head in a fit of rage, leaving her a living shell of her former self.
(c) Her husband dies and his relatives take all his money from her, leaving her destitute.
(d) She is caught on the second floor of her house when it burns down.