2. Who does Ian realize mistakenly invited Elizabeth to Jake's home?
(a) His father.
(b) His secretary.
(c) His friend.
(d) His brother.

3. What type of man does Elizabeth think will give her the most independence in marriage?
(a) A religious man.
(b) An honest man.
(c) A poor man.
(d) An old man.

4. How long is the party where Elizabeth meets Ian meant to last?
(a) A week.
(b) A day.
(c) A weekend.
(d) An evening.

5. Which of the following characters is so deeply humiliated at the party, that he leaves without turning back?
(a) Lord Everly.
(b) Sir Frances Belhaven.
(c) Ian Thornton.
(d) Robert Cameron.

6. What is Elizabeth concerned about when she realizes she will be alone with Ian in the cabin?
(a) Her reputation.
(b) Her engagements.
(c) Her heart.
(d) Her safety.

7. Who does Elizabeth request to come pick her up early from the excursion?
(a) Robert.
(b) Count Mondevale.
(c) Her father.
(d) Ian Thornton.

8. How does Robert feel after his duel with Ian?
(a) He is confused.
(b) He is subdued.
(c) He is proud.
(d) He is humiliated.

9. How does Ian's card game opponent react to being beaten at a party?
(a) He spreads quiet rumors about Ian.
(b) He ignores the game completely.
(c) He shakes Ian's hand.
(d) He accuses Ian of cheating.

10. Why do Lucinda and Elizabeth arrive at Jake's home?
(a) Because their carriage has broken down.
(b) Because Elizabeth wanted to see Ian again.
(c) Beacause they were lost.
(d) Because they mistakenly thought it was someone else's home.

11. Who does Elizabeth believe the note requesting a meeting is from?
(a) Robert.
(b) Duncan.
(c) Valerie.
(d) Ian.

12. In what room of the house does Marchman spend most of his time with Elizabeth?
(a) The bedroom.
(b) The study.
(c) The kitchen.
(d) The greenhouse.

13. What message did Elizabeth receive that she claims was in invitation to Jake's home?
(a) A telegram.
(b) A messenger pigeon.
(c) A phone call.
(d) A letter.

14. Which of the following activities most interests Sir Belhaven?
(a) Lovemaking.
(b) Shopping.
(c) Fishing.
(d) Gambling.

15. After touring the cottage, what opinion does Elizabeth have about Ian?
(a) That he is rugged.
(b) That he is poor.
(c) That he is modest.
(d) That he is rich.