1. Who hunted in Greenwich Park, where Tom and Mary sit in the evenings with their dog?
(a) The Duke of Wellington.
(b) Sir Walter Raleigh.
(c) King Henry VIII.
(d) Queen Anne.

2. What is Ernest Atkinson's reaction to the fire?
(a) He shows no reaction and drives off to his country estate.
(b) He weeps openly on front of the entire town.
(c) He sings loudly with the other revelers as the brewery collapses.
(d) He frantically alerts the fire brigade, but they are too drunk to help.

3. What tells Tom that he and Mary must finish their argument quickly because the park is about to close?
(a) The steady stream of dog owners towards the park gates.
(b) The sunset glistening on the duck pond.
(c) The park-keeper's bell.
(d) The gruff voice of the park warden asking others to leave.

4. Which of the following is NOT in the chest Tom and Dick open in the attic?
(a) Eleven bottles of Coronation Ale.
(b) A portrait picture of their mother when she was young and beautiful.
(c) A letter from Ernest Atkinson to Dick.
(d) Four thick notebooks that are Ernest Atkinson's journals.

5. Tom Crick mentions a similarity his father found between his home and the battlefields of World War I. What is that similarity?
(a) The army served the same ale the Atkinsons brewed in Gildsey.
(b) The pretty girls in the town were disdainful of him.
(c) The men were silent and preferred to keep to themselves.
(d) The mud felt the same and eels swam in the pools.