3. What does Leopold find in Miss Fisher's handbag that frustrates him?
(a) An empty envelope.
(b) A small amount of money.
(c) A mysterious photograph.
(d) Nothing of interest or value.

4. What does Leopold begin to imagine of Henrietta in Part 1 Chapter 5?
(a) That Henrietta may be a friendly part of his new life in England.
(b) That Henrietta and he will marry.
(c) That Henrietta is a Russian princess in exile.
(d) That Henrietta is out to get revenge on him.

5. Why was Karen unable to go to Paris like she wanted to in Part 2, Chapter 3?
(a) Karen did not have enough money for the voyage.
(b) Madame Fisher's house was full.
(c) Madame Fisher disapproved of Karen's engagement.
(d) The English ferry operators were on strike.

6. How did Naomi feel when comparing herself to her mother?
(a) Angry.
(b) Humble.
(c) Insecure.
(d) Superior.

7. How is Bill's wife described?
(a) As tranquil.
(b) As matronly.
(c) As controlling.
(d) As sarcastic.

8. What do Henrietta and Madame Fisher talk about in Part 1, Chapter 4?
(a) The neighborhood boys and their behavior towards Leopold.
(b) Henrietta's grandmother, Leopold and Miss Fisher.
(c) The story behind some of Madame Fisher's favorite objects.
(d) Madame Fisher's childhood.

9. How is Madame Fisher's bedroom described?
(a) Small yet cosy.
(b) Dark, crowded and oppressive.
(c) Very feminine, with fresh flowers in every corner.
(d) Eclectic and full of energy.

10. After looking at the stripes of the wallpaper in Part 1, Chapter 5, what does Henrietta comment about the house?
(a) The house is old and probably haunted.
(b) The house is too small for so many people to be in at once.
(c) The house is too small for so much to happen in.
(d) The house is too messy to welcome visitors.

11. Why is Leopold staying at the Fishers' home?
(a) To meet Henrietta.
(b) To meet his mother for the first time.
(c) To visit Miss Fisher.
(d) To attend the school nearby.

12. What news does Miss Fisher give Leopold and Henrietta at the end of Part 1, Chapter 5?
(a) That there is a riot going on in Paris.
(b) That Leopold's mother is no longer able to visit.
(c) That Henrietta's voyage has been cancelled.
(d) That Madame Fisher's health has taken a bad turn.

13. What does the reader learn of Henrietta's mother in Part 1, Chapter 2?
(a) She is very young.
(b) She is the mistress of a very powerful man.
(c) She has disappeared.
(d) She is dead.

14. How many years in the past is Part 2 set in?
(a) Twenty years.
(b) Fifteen years.
(c) Ten years.
(d) Five years.

15. What did Karen learn about Naomi in Part 2, Chapter 3?
(a) That Naomi was pregnant.
(b) That Naomi was engaged to Max.
(c) That Naomi has told lies about Karen.
(d) That Naomi was ill.