1. What clue makes John-the-Dig know that something is amiss with Charlie?
(a) Charlie's dogs were howling and barking throughout the night.
(b) The sounds of smashing windows and boards.
(c) The clean dishes carried to Charlie's room are not replaced with dirty ones.
(d) Charlie only plays violin when his insanity is at its worst.

2. Winter's frankness and honesty create a strong first reaction in Margaret. Early in their first conversation, Margaret:
(a) Becomes angry at the way Winter treats her housekeeper, Judith.
(b) Is shocked by the sordid details of Winter's immoral past.
(c) Begins crying with strong sadness at the first story she is told.
(d) Rises from her chair, and nearly exits the room.

3. Where does the first meeting between Margaret Lea and Vida Winter take place?
(a) In Winter's library.
(b) In the hallway outside Margaret's bedroom, late at night.
(c) On the moors, outside the house.
(d) In the kitchen.

4. After Hester leaves and Isabelle dies, what can be said about the Missus?
(a) She has gradually become forgetful and unable to perform simple household tasks.
(b) After Isabelle's death, she went into her room and wept uncontrollably for many nights in a row.
(c) John-the-dig agrees to marry her after many years of working together.
(d) She has left in search of Isabelle and Charlie.

5. What is the disturbing event that take place between the two twins after Hester has left?
(a) Emmeline attacks and harms Adeline.
(b) It is implied that Charlie, their uncle, sexually abuses them.
(c) Adeline attacks and harms Emmeline.
(d) The girls become physically attracted to the same young man.