2. What does Rosie say when William says she might be having sex with all of her male friends?
(a) She is and William must end their affair.
(b) She is not.
(c) She says it is none of his business.
(d) William must take her as she is.

3. Who does Rosie say is always the perfect gentleman?
(a) Ted.
(b) Kemp.
(c) William.
(d) Kear.

4. What is the reaction to the book he publishes?
(a) Outrage.
(b) Acclaim.
(c) Indifference.
(d) Excitement.

5. With what is Ted preoccupied?
(a) Reading.
(b) Editing and writing.
(c) Illness.
(d) Another woman.

6. To William, how does Rosie always remain?
(a) Fun but not too bright.
(b) Warm and caring but with a layer of roughness.
(c) Unspoiled and artless.
(d) Deceitful but fun.

7. Who visits Ted and Amy's house while William is there?
(a) Two Italians.
(b) Two Germans.
(c) Two Americans.
(d) A Russian.

8. Where does money come from to Mrs. Grann?
(a) Washington, D.C.
(b) New Orleans.
(c) Boston.
(d) New York.

9. What makes William weak in the knees?
(a) Nothing; he has learned to control his emotions now.
(b) Seeing a new guest at the party who is beautiful.
(c) Rosie kissing him on the cheek.
(d) Seeing Rosie assume a pose by a canvas of a painting of her.

10. What does Ted's study smell like?
(a) A musty museum.
(b) The cigars he used to smoke.
(c) The scent of flowers as Amy keeps several bouquets in it.
(d) The pipe he used to smoke.

11. Why does Rosie rarely attend luncheons and teas?
(a) She knows that she is not truly wanted.
(b) She does not understand the lectures.
(c) She is bored with them.
(d) She has too many other things to do.

12. Who calls Rosie a nymphomaniac?
(a) Amy.
(b) Roy.
(c) Isabel.
(d) Rosie.

13. What does the Bear and Key rent William?
(a) An old Bentley.
(b) A dilapidated Daimler.
(c) A bicycle.
(d) An old Rolls.

14. Who does William meet through the Driffields?
(a) Lord George.
(b) Roy Kear.
(c) His future wife.
(d) Creative people.

15. What did Isabel work tirelessly for after Rosie leaves Ted?
(a) To find Ted a new wife.
(b) To have Ted forget Rosie.
(c) To increase Ted's reputation.
(d) To help Ted get emotionally balanced and back to writing.