2. What was David Collyer's relationship with Archie Lessinum?
(a) He employed him at Monocacy.
(b) He chose him for his daughter.
(c) He employed him at one of his facilities.
(d) Lessinum was an old enemy of Collyer's.

3. Where is Sam Pollit?
(a) On an expedition.
(b) Hunting.
(c) He disappeared when the children were small.
(d) At work.

4. What does Sam tell Louie about?
(a) The brilliance of her future.
(b) The suffering in his marriage.
(c) His affairs and her mother's anger.
(d) The impending divorce.

5. How does the narrator characterize Henny Pollit?
(a) Introverted.
(b) Nervous and lively.
(c) Subdued.
(d) Tyrannical.

6. What do Henny and Old Ellen talk about?
(a) How to stay in a bad marriage.
(b) Why couples split up.
(c) How women poison themselves.
(d) What do to about Sam's inappropriate relationship with the children.

7. What is Togoha House?
(a) The Governor's mansion.
(b) Sam Pollit's workplace.
(c) The Pollit's residence.
(d) The dorm where Louie Pollit lives.

8. What is Josephine Pollit's role in the Pollit family?
(a) Matriarch.
(b) Clown.
(c) Lovable nuisance.
(d) Prodigal daughter.

9. What does Nellie teach Louie?
(a) How to plant trees.
(b) French words.
(c) How to bake.
(d) How to tie knots.

10. What does Louie make for Henny when she comes home?
(a) Tea.
(b) Quiet.
(c) Cookies.
(d) Order.

11. For what had Henny asked Norman Collyer?
(a) Money.
(b) Pictures.
(c) Help.
(d) Books.

12. How is 'The Man Who Loved Children' narrated?
(a) Second person.
(b) Third person limited.
(c) Third person omniscient.
(d) First person.

13. What is Norman Collyer's response to Henny's request?
(a) He agrees, on conditions.
(b) He sends her what she wants.
(c) He does not answer.
(d) He refuses.

14. Josephine Pollit tells Sam about _____________.
(a) Bonnie's affair.
(b) A car accident.
(c) A death.
(d) An illness.

15. Who is Hazel Moore?
(a) The gardener at Monocacy.
(b) Henny's father's mistress.
(c) The steward at Monocacy.
(d) The housekeeper at Monocacy.