1. What does Sarah say when Charles says he must break his engagement?
(a) I ask nothing of you. I am to blame.
(b) I never thought I would hear you say that.
(c) You wouldn't be happy with that innocent girl anyway.
(d) Does that mean you will marry me?

2. Why did Charles urge Ernestina to disagree with him about something?
(a) He does not want people to think theirs iss a Christian marriage.
(b) He is feeling like a Turkish pasha because of her deferring to him.
(c) It is just another of his silly jokes that Ernestina seldom understands.
(d) He is sure that he is not always right and wants her opinion.

3. What does Charles admit to Dr. Grogan about his feelings for Ernestina?
(a) That he was sure it would take years for Ernestina to understand him.
(b) That the attraction has worn off and he feels trapped.
(c) That his only interest in her is her dowry.
(d) That she understands very little of what he is.

4. What does Sarah suggest Mrs. Poulteney do with her severance pay?
(a) Put it in the church collection plate.
(b) Buy an instrument of torture to use on the staff.
(c) Buy some rum and drink it.
(d) Give it to Mrs. Fairley for services rendered.

5. What kind of morning greets Charles as he begins his walk to meet Sarah?
(a) It is cold and threatening, making Charles feel as though he is walking into an icy death.
(b) It is beautiful and serene, leaving Charles feeling as though it were for him paradise lost.
(c) It is gray and rainy, symbolic of the gloom into which he is walking.
(d) It is a foggy morning that compared to the blindness Charles feels about himself.