2. What is Briony angrily slashing as she constructs a new story for the arrival of her brother?
(a) The grass
(b) Nettles
(c) Willows
(d) The birch tree

3. Where does Briony see Robbie and Cecilia talking?
(a) Nursery
(b) Fountain
(c) Library
(d) Kitchen

4. What has fallen into disrepair, which is a shame as it is an architectural point of interest?
(a) Island temple
(b) The house itself
(c) The gazebo
(d) The fountain

5. What does Cecilia want to have when she starts to think of Robbie?
(a) An excuse to miss dinner
(b) Cigarette
(c) Tissue
(d) A flower

6. What university do Cecilia and Robbie both attend?
(a) Wellingston
(b) Oxford
(c) Dartmouth
(d) Cambridge

7. Briony often wonders if others think about life's _________ as much as she does.
(a) Oddities
(b) Questions
(c) Boredom
(d) Mysteries

8. What do Emily's daughters call her, knowing that she does not give them the attention they should get as her children?
(a) Mom
(b) Emily
(c) Mama
(d) Tanta

9. How many strokes of nettles does it take for Briony to be free of her show-off years and reliance on her mother's good opinion?
(a) 10
(b) 5
(c) 12
(d) 13

10. What kind of writer does Briony become at this point?
(a) Irrealism narrative
(b) Amoral psychological realism
(c) Immoral mental creationism
(d) Creative archetypal

11. Who comes to the doorway of Lola and her brothers to introduce themselves?
(a) Jack
(b) Danny
(c) Leon
(d) Marshall

12. Where does Robbie want to go, with the help of the money of Jack Tallis?
(a) Europe
(b) Engineering classes
(c) Live a carefree life
(d) Medical school

13. What play does the answer to #54 talk about with Lola?
(a) Romeo and Juliet
(b) Hamlet
(c) Macbeth
(d) Arabella

14. What does Briony think she should have done for her brother?
(a) Written a poem
(b) Nothing
(c) Written a story
(d) Made him a medal

15. What is it that Cecilia feels satisfied that is undetectable?
(a) The threats she's made to Robbie
(b) Her true feelings about Robbie
(c) The repairs to the vase
(d) The stain on her dress