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

2. Why does the roof at Angelfield get worse soon after Hester leaves?
(a) The chimney in the kitchen has a small fire.
(b) Adeline climbs to the roof, takes a hatchet, and makes holes.
(c) Hester has ordered the repairs to stop.
(d) The repairmen opens a hole when he begins repairs. He doesn't finish the work.

3. In addition to the filth and squalor or of Charlie's room, what is most surprising about Charlie's room?
(a) Charlie has carefully set aside valuable presents for the girls.
(b) There are piles of letters that apologize to his family.
(c) Charlie is not there.
(d) Isabelle is found hiding in the corner.

4. In her telling of the Angelfield story, what does Vida Winter begin to do that she has not done before?
(a) Winter continually strokes the strange burn mark on her hand.
(b) Winter insists that her housekeeper, Judith, also be present in the room.
(c) Winter has used the pronoun "I."
(d) Winter silently weeps after the telling of the story.

5. 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) In the kitchen.
(d) On the moors, outside the house.