2. In Volume 8, which character makes a battle plan with Toby to approach the Widow Wadham?
(a) Walter.
(b) Susannah.
(c) Tristram.
(d) Trim.

3. What does Susannah burn in Volume 6?
(a) A bedsheet.
(b) A shift.
(c) A wig.
(d) Her hand.

4. How old is Tristram when he is injured by a falling window sash?
(a) Three.
(b) Five.
(c) Two.
(d) Twelve.

5. What new hobby does Toby Shandy pursue in Volume 6?
(a) Writing.
(b) The Widow Wadham.
(c) Shot put.
(d) Chess.

6. Who is Billy Le Fever?
(a) Lieutenant Le Fever's son.
(b) Trim's cousin.
(c) Toby's nephew.
(d) Toby's cousin.

7. From where does Lieutenant Le Fever come?
(a) France.
(b) Ireland.
(c) Wales.
(d) Spain.

8. Which city does Tristram describe as nasty and foul-smelling?
(a) Dover.
(b) Calais.
(c) Paris.
(d) Lyon.

9. Who keeps interrupting the story of the King of Bohemia?
(a) Trim.
(b) Toby.
(c) Yorick.
(d) Walter.

10. Which commandment does Yorick ask Trim to repeat?
(a) The first.
(b) The fifth.
(c) The third.
(d) The tenth.

11. Why does Toby spend a few nights at the Widow Wadham's house?
(a) His house floods.
(b) She hosts a large party.
(c) The construction of his house is incomplete.
(d) She needs manly work done in the house.

12. How does Tristram describe love in his alphabetical listing?
(a) Ridiculous.
(b) Rightful.
(c) Romantical.
(d) Randy.

13. In Volume 8, why does Walter write Toby a letter?
(a) To express his anger.
(b) To explain how to deal with women.
(c) To apologize for his behavior.
(d) To encourage him to make a will.

14. What does Tristram write about Calais?
(a) His time with Julia.
(b) The cuisine.
(c) The streets are nasty and foul-smelling.
(d) A history of the town.

15. What reaction does Trim have to Bobby's death?
(a) He weeps uncontrollably.
(b) He continues reading his book.
(c) He goes back to sleep.
(d) He delivers a poetical speech.