2. Which asset is Dahlia trying to sell to the Trotters?
(a) Her automobile.
(b) Her jewelry.
(c) Her summer home.
(d) Her newspaper.

3. How does Florence react when the police arrive in Chapter 5?
(a) Florence runs away.
(b) Forence turns Bertie over to the police.
(c) Florence hides under the table.
(d) Florence takes charge and tells the police what to do.

4. What does Bertie think may be the cause of Stilton breaking off his engagement?
(a) The moustache Florence wants Stilton to grow.
(b) Stilton thinks Florence and Bertie are having an affair.
(c) Stilton thinks Florence and Percy are having an affair.
(d) Stilton dislikes Florence's family.

5. What does Stilton disapprove of when he meets Bertie?
(a) That Bertie is reading a mystery novel.
(b) That Bertie is wearing pajamas at noon.
(c) That Bertie is drinking.
(d) That Bertie is sick with a cold.

6. How does Stilton stand to make money off of Bertie?
(a) In a tennis match.
(b) In a darts competition.
(c) In a foot race.
(d) In a poker game.

7. How does the magistrate know Stilton?
(a) The magistrate is Stilton's uncle.
(b) The magistrate is Stilton's grandfather.
(c) The magistrate is Stilton's brother.
(d) The magistrate is Stilton's father.

8. Who does Dahlia send from the dining room after dinner in Chapter 11?
(a) The men.
(b) The younger dinner guests.
(c) The servants.
(d) The women.

9. What does Bertie find Jeeves doing when he returns home in Chapter 4?
(a) Organizing the mail.
(b) Fixing Bertie a drink.
(c) Refusing Percy's request for money.
(d) Speaking to Dahlia on the telephone.

10. Why did Stilton and Florence reconcile in Chapter 6?
(a) Stilton apologized for his behavior.
(b) Stilton gave her a diamond necklace.
(c) Stilton promised to be nice to Florence's friends.
(d) Stilton agreed to grow a moustache.

11. What is Bertie unable to get Florence to admit in Chapter 5?
(a) That she still loves Stilton.
(b) That she likes moustaches.
(c) That she secretly writes mystery novels.
(d) That she loves Bertie.

12. How is the establishment Bertie takes Florence to in Chapter 5 described?
(a) As crowded.
(b) As seedy.
(c) As elegant.
(d) As lifeless.

13. How are Bertie's evening guests characterized by Bertie's aunt?
(a) As arrogant.
(b) As reclusive.
(c) As boring.
(d) As excitable.

14. How is Morehead described in Chapter 9?
(a) As an unknown author.
(b) As a high-priced author.
(c) As an up-and-coming author.
(d) As an award-winning author.

15. What is Brinkley?
(a) Stilton's family estate.
(b) The Trotters' estate.
(c) Aunt Dahlia's estate.
(d) Florence's dog.