2. Who does Mrs. Green encounter on the way home from the bank?
(a) Her husband.
(b) The marshman.
(c) The town gossip.
(d) Her minister.

3. Who is opening drawers and cupboards at the society party?
(a) Mr. Raven.
(b) The butler.
(c) General Gamart.
(d) Florence Green.

4. How long has The Bookshop been open in Chapter 5?
(a) Three months.
(b) Two weeks.
(c) One year.
(d) Six months.

5. Where does Milo North work?
(a) The Stead.
(b) BBC in London.
(c) Hardborough Town Hall.
(d) The bookshop.

6. What item(s) does the new helper sell for the wrong price?
(a) Silk bookmarkers.
(b) Gold pens.
(c) Autographed book.
(d) Book covers.

7. What is character, according to Florence Green?
(a) A struggle between right and wrong.
(b) A struggle between courage and cowardice.
(c) A struggle between good and bad intentions.
(d) A struggle between the rich and poor.

8. What adjective describes the society party's guests?
(a) Influential.
(b) Generous.
(c) Political.
(d) Neighborly.

9. Who visits the bookstore the day before its opening?
(a) Milo North.
(b) Vivian Gamart.
(c) Mr. Keble.
(d) Mr. Raven.

10. According to Janet at the beginning of Chapter 5, what type of business is opening that evening?
(a) A florist.
(b) A laundromat.
(c) A fish and chip shop.
(d) A dry goods store.

11. Who is in the Old House when Florence returns from a trip?
(a) Charles North.
(b) Sea scouts.
(c) Mr. Thornton.
(d) Violet Gamart.

12. Who strengthens Florence resolve to buy the Old House?
(a) Mr. Keble.
(b) The rapper.
(c) Milo North.
(d) The marshman.

13. What is the Oyster Shed?
(a) A bookshop.
(b) A storage space.
(c) A restaurant.
(d) A boat dock.

14. What does Mr. Brundish send to Florence Green?
(a) A bouquet of flowers.
(b) An invitation for a party.
(c) A check for $5000.00
(d) A handwritten note of congratulations.

15. What lesson does nature teach Mrs. Green?
(a) She has the ability to succeed.
(b) She has taken on too much.
(c) She is too old to start again.
(d) She needs to listen to advice.