2. Why does Eleanor say she is not frightened by the state of Theo's room?
(a) Eleanor has gotten used to the strangness of Hill House.
(b) Eleanor is getting used to Theo blaming her for things.
(c) Eleanor is more concerned for Theo than herself.
(d) Eleanor does not believe a ghost did these things.

3. What does Eleanor want to do to Theo when she sees her wearing her new red sweater?
(a) Bash her with rocks and sticks.
(b) Hug her and apologize for her trying day.
(c) Rip the sweater away.
(d) Compliment her, even though she does not look as good as Eleanor did.

4. Who hears a child singing?
(a) Eleanor
(b) Dr. Montague
(c) Luke
(d) Mrs. Montague

5. Who looks forward to owning Hill House?
(a) Dr. Montague
(b) Mrs. Montague
(c) Eleanor
(d) Luke

6. What does Luke tell Eleanor about his mother?
(a) Luke says his mother abused him as a child.
(b) Luke says he never had a mother.
(c) Luke says his mother abandoned him as a child.
(d) Luke says he dislikes his mother.

7. What does Eleanor say as she wakes?
(a) I'll come.
(b) I love you.
(c) I don't want to.
(d) I wish I could.

8. What is the cause of Eleanor's sudden happiness?
(a) Luke
(b) Theo
(c) Arthur
(d) Dr. Montague

9. For what does Luke claim he has a passion?
(a) Spirits, meaning ghosts.
(b) Spirits, meaning poltergeist.
(c) Spirits, meaning religious spirits.
(d) Spirits, meaning liquor.

10. Who stands at the door when the sound begins, trying to establish from which direction the sound is coming?
(a) Eleanor
(b) Luke
(c) Theo
(d) Dr. Montague

11. Who takes charge when Theo becomes hysterical over the state of her room?
(a) Mrs. Dudley
(b) Dr. Montague
(c) Eleanor
(d) Luke

12. What does Theo advice Eleanor to do?
(a) Run.
(b) Call Dr. Montague.
(c) Close her eyes.
(d) Take pictures.

13. Where does Luke go alone after breakfast?
(a) To investigate the cold spot a little more.
(b) To town for supplies.
(c) To ask Mrs. Dudley for another pot of coffee.
(d) To take a walk on the grounds.

14. For whose death does Eleanor believe she is responsible?
(a) Her neice's.
(b) Her father's
(c) Her sister's.
(d) Her mother's.

15. What does Eleanor think of Luke's confession?
(a) That it is outrageous.
(b) That it is unbelievable, but touching just the same.
(c) That it is sad.
(d) That it is silly and obviously a come-on.