1. In book 2, chapter 7, how does Lily feel when Simon Rosedale explains why he refuses to marry her?
(a) Relieved that she is now free to marry George Dorset.
(b) Crushed by his refusal.
(c) Insulted by his reasons.
(d) Refreshed by his honesty.

2. What does Simon Rosedale tell Lily to do with the letters she purchased from Lawrence Selden's cleaning woman?
(a) Give the letters back to Lawrence Selden.
(b) Burn the letters.
(c) Give the letters to him for safekeeping.
(d) Use the letters to blackmail George and Bertha Dorset into clearing her name.

3. How does Lily respond to what Simon Rosedale suggests she do with the letters she purchased from Lawrence Selden's cleaning woman?
(a) She laughs at the idea.
(b) She becomes angry and walks away from Simon Rosedale.
(c) She agrees that it is a good idea.
(d) She refuses to consider his idea.

4. What does Simon Rosedale think about Lily's reaction to his suggestion of what she should do with the letters she purchased from Lawrence Selden's cleaning woman?
(a) He thinks it is because she loves Lawrence Selden.
(b) He thinks she is tired of dealing with the situation.
(c) He thinks it is because she still wants the Dorsets as friends.
(d) He thinks it is because she doesn't trust Simon Rosedale.

5. What does Gus Trenor want Lily to do now that he is a successful investor?
(a) He wants Lily to spend more time with him.
(b) He wants Lily to work for him as his secretary.
(c) He wants Lily to give him more money.
(d) He wants Lily to tell Mrs. Trenor that he wants a divorce.