2. What does Charles have to confirm to the old gentleman that he does not have?
(a) A knife.
(b) A credit card.
(c) A mobile phone.
(d) Tattoos.

3. What does Harriet tell her cat Mother would like to do?
(a) Pay for a young man.
(b) Kill her self.
(c) Piss on the books.
(d) Get drunk.

4. What does Flint call his flat?
(a) His Akropolis.
(b) His kaufhaus.
(c) His dulce domum.
(d) His Bohemian palace.

5. What kind of problem does Harriet tell Charles she has?
(a) A financial problem.
(b) A relationship problem.
(c) An old age problem.
(d) A female problem.

6. What part of London does Andrew Flint live in?
(a) South Kennsington.
(b) Leicester Square.
(c) Tottenham Court Road.
(d) Russell Square.

7. Where does Charles know Andrew Flint from?
(a) The snooker club.
(b) College.
(c) His childhood.
(d) Work.

8. Which of the following phrases is now on the sign for Leno's Antiques?
(a) Win the lottery.
(b) You are only as old as you feel.
(c) Come and taste it.
(d) Wake up and smell the oak.

9. What does Pat ask Charles to do for him?
(a) Scratch his back.
(b) Stroke his hair.
(c) Massage his neck.
(d) Rub his feet.

10. What is the name of the gardens that Charles enters?
(a) Dodd's.
(b) Fickles'
(c) Regal's.
(d) Foreman's

11. What is the name of the book Charles eats on the train?
(a) David Copperfield.
(b) Great Expectations.
(c) Bleak House.
(d) Oliver Twist.

12. Which of the following is the surname of one of the gallery owners?
(a) Davies.
(b) Lincoln.
(c) Lawrence.
(d) Cumberland.

13. Where did Andrew and Charles meet?
(a) At a night club.
(b) At a jazz concert.
(c) At a folk festival.
(d) At a poetry reading.

14. Who does Philip realize has written similar stories to Harrison Bentley?
(a) Harriet Scrope.
(b) John Chatterton.
(c) Philip Slack.
(d) William Blake.

15. What does Vivien say is the only thing Edward ever does?
(a) Plays football.
(b) Listen to music.
(c) Dance.
(d) Watches TV.