1. How does Fleur react to Dottie's first written piece?
(a) She tears it up and tells her not to share it with the group.
(b) She doesn't respond, deciding to use Dottie's thoughts in her own book.
(c) She edits it for her and coaches her on writing techniques.
(d) She reads it aloud to the group at the next meeting.

2. Fleur's job has changed from altering the manuscripts to what?
(a) Handling all of the financial matters regarding the Association.
(b) Writing her own memoirs.
(c) Handling Sir Quentin's business affairs, including composing letters that seem unnecessary.
(d) Full-time monitoring of Lady Edwina.

3. Who begins taking Sunday afternoon walks with Fleur and Lady Edwina?
(a) Dottie.
(b) Mrs. Alexander.
(c) Leslie.
(d) Solly Mendelsohn.

4. How does Fleur suggest Lady Edwina act as her accomplice?
(a) She asks Edwina to insist on Dottie as her caregiver for the evening, insist Dottie call a doctor and wet herself if she has to, to keep her away for three hours.
(b) Edwina should ask Dottie to help her begin her own autobiography, and insist that she begin that very evening.
(c) She suggests Edwina invite Dottie to dinner and then take a drive, giving the taxi driver wrong directions so they get lost.
(d) Pretend that she has fallen and call Dottie to take her to the hospital.

5. On what grounds has Sir Quentin threatened to sue for libel?
(a) He said that she has stolen pieces of their memoirs and changed them negatively.
(b) He insists she has included passages in the novel that are exact quotes from confidential conversations.
(c) He states that the members are very upset with Fleur and he is only trying to pacify them.
(d) He claims Fleur based her novel on the Association and cast him in an evil manner.