2. How does Rosanna say she could have helped Franklin?
(a) She could have married him.
(b) She could have given him the name of a money lender.
(c) She could have counselled him.
(d) She could have run away with him.

3. Where does Mr. Bruff talk to Mr. Murthwaite in this section?
(a) In a cafe.
(b) At a dinner party.
(c) In a train carriage.
(d) Behind a factory building.

4. Who narrates the eighth narrative?
(a) Betteredge.
(b) Mr. Candy.
(c) Franklin.
(d) Rachel.

5. What does the nightgown have written on it?
(a) Franklin's name.
(b) Moonstone.
(c) The name of the Indian caste.
(d) Help.

6. What was the Murthwaite asked to do with the letter?
(a) Rewrite it.
(b) Throw it away.
(c) Post it.
(d) Translate it.

7. Why does Jennings think Rachel is so excited in this section?
(a) She is the center of attention.
(b) She loves acting things out.
(c) She is about to meet Franklin again.
(d) She has just taken some pills.

8. What is the name of the boy Bruff employs?
(a) Sloberry.
(b) Strawberry.
(c) Raspberry.
(d) Gooseberry.

9. Who narrates the fourth narrative?
(a) Jennings.
(b) Edgebetter.
(c) Franklin.
(d) Rachel.

10. What does Jennings say he has done with the notes he recorded during Mr. Candy's illness?
(a) Pinned them to his drawing board.
(b) Sent them to a publisher.
(c) Buried them.
(d) Destroyed them.

11. Who writes the third narrative?
(a) Edgebetter.
(b) Rachel.
(c) Franklin.
(d) Godfrey.

12. Who does Jennings say he will write to at the end of this section?
(a) Godfrey.
(b) Mr. Candy.
(c) Rosanna.
(d) Rachel.

13. What kind of drug does Jennings want to experiment with?
(a) MDMA.
(b) Opium.
(c) Mescaline.
(d) Amphetamine.

14. Why does Franklin want to find the Moonstone in this section?
(a) He is tired of the problems it is causing.
(b) He wants his family to see him as a hero.
(c) He wants to be able to sell it.
(d) He thinks it will solve his problems with Rachel.

15. Who does Betteredge say the sealed letter is from?
(a) Rachel.
(b) Cobb.
(c) Godfrey.
(d) Rosanna.