2. As the novel closes, who is the last person to receive a letter from Rosa?
(a) Pierre.
(b) Madame Bagnelli.
(c) Bassie.
(d) Bernard.

3. What does Brandt believe was Lionel's downfall?
(a) His detainment.
(b) His Communist Party affiliation.
(c) His stubborness.
(d) His liminted view.

4. What does Rosa believe that the revolutionaries will think of her leaving the country?
(a) That she will never return to help them.
(b) That she is a traitor.
(c) That she is on a secret mission for them.
(d) That she is finally free.

5. Where does Bernard suggest he and Rosa go to take on a project once she has her French papers?
(a) South Africa.
(b) Africa.
(c) England.
(d) America.

6. What do Bernard and Rosa plan on doing together at some point in the future?
(a) Driving across the country.
(b) Marrying.
(c) Taking a ship somewhere.
(d) Opening a cafe.

7. How many years is Greer sentenced for?
(a) Five.
(b) Fifteen.
(c) Ten.
(d) Seven.

8. What quote does Bernard use when he speaks of his wife and children to Rosa?
(a) He lives among them, not with them.
(b) He is not being disloyal to them.
(c) They all still love each other.
(d) They don't miss him when he is gone.

9. Who is Rosa speaking to in the last section of the novel?
(a) Bernard.
(b) Katya.
(c) Lionel.
(d) Conrad.

10. What is the first item that Madame Bagnelli stops to purchase after she and Rosa leave the airport?
(a) Cheese.
(b) Wine.
(c) Bread.
(d) Fish.

11. Whose hand does Rosa hold as she walks through the streets of Paris?
(a) Her brother's.
(b) Conrad's.
(c) A pickpocket.
(d) Madame Bagnelli's.

12. Where does Rosa meet Bernard?
(a) In the garden of a cafe.
(b) In Paris.
(c) At Gaby's house.
(d) At the Bastille Day celebration.

13. What gift from Africa has Rosa brought Madame Bagnelli?
(a) A leather belt.
(b) A wooden figurine.
(c) A wooden necklace.
(d) A picture of her father.

14. Had Rosa still been a child when she met Bassie's anger, how would she have handled it?
(a) She would have kicked him.
(b) She would have told on him.
(c) She would have thrown stones.
(d) She would have pushed him down.

15. What does Madame Bagnelli recall about Rosa's mother as they chat on their first day?
(a) Cathy was too serious to be a revolutionary.
(b) Cathy was Madame's idea of a revolutionary.
(c) Cathy was too silly to be a revolutionary.
(d) Cathy was too young to be a revolutionary.