2. What does Anna do as she leaves the Daniel's house?
(a) Puts poppy in her pocket.
(b) Washes her clothes.
(c) Baptizes the baby.
(d) Buries the stillborn child.

3. Who comes to Anna's door looking for lodging?
(a) Anys.
(b) Sam.
(c) George Viccars.
(d) Michael Mompellion.

4. What question does Anna ask herself while sitting with Maggie?
(a) Why a good person like Maggie suffers while her father wastes away in his drunkenness.
(b) Why Maggie has to die of the plague; she always lived so healthfully.
(c) Why a good person like Maggie cannot find a place to live.
(d) Why Maggie was able to save a child, but not hers.

5. Who comes and stops the mob during the witch frenzy?
(a) Elinor Mompellion.
(b) Anna Frith.
(c) Michael Mompellion.
(d) Anys Gowdie.

6. What is Maggie's condition when she returns to the village after leaving the Bradfords?
(a) She is happy; she has found a cure for the plague.
(b) It appears she had a stroke; she is unable to control one side of her body.
(c) She is healthy, but no one will take her in.
(d) She is stricken with the plague.

7. What condition is Maggie in when Anna leaves the tavern and sees her?
(a) She is even better; her medicine has cured a child.
(b) She has worsened; the plague has ravaged her body.
(c) She is in despair; no one will let her stay with them.
(d) She has worsened, and appears to have had another stroke.

8. What was strange about the autumn?
(a) It was very sunny.
(b) It was unusually cloudy and dark.
(c) The trees did not shed their leaves.
(d) It was cold.

9. What did Anna and her friends call Anys when they were children?
(a) A witch.
(b) A horse.
(c) Cow and grass-eater.
(d) An idiot.

10. Why is Anna embarrassed to see the rector when she is in the meadow with her children?
(a) She is breastfeeding.
(b) Anna is naked.
(c) The rector should be in church.
(d) The rector is singing.

11. What punishment does Anna compare the plague to?
(a) Lashing and pickling.
(b) Drawing and quartering.
(c) Time out.
(d) Starvation.

12. What surprise does Jamie have for Anna at the cottage?
(a) A shower of rose petals.
(b) A warm dinner.
(c) A new dress.
(d) A painting.

13. What does Anna ask for to help during delivery of Mary's baby?
(a) Forceps.
(b) Chicken fat.
(c) Lotion.
(d) Butter.

14. Why does Maggie Cantwell come for Anna's help?
(a) She is accused of being a witch and needs somewhere to hide.
(b) She has come looking for George.
(c) The Bradfords are leaving; she needs help getting her things.
(d) She has traveled to the village to help Anna, and needs a place to stay.

15. What evidence does Mary Hadfield have to accuse the victim of witchcraft?
(a) Mary says she saw the witch floating in the water.
(b) Mary says the herbs she gave her killed her son Edward.
(c) Mary says she saw the witch on her broom.
(d) Mary says she whispered a curse on her son Edward.