1. Jonathan Roper had been the Public Health Inspector in Baildon for some months before he went to Cliff’s Café in the centre of the Old Vine building, and subsequently discovered major structural flaws. In the meantime his job progressed reasonably well and he was happy in his lodgings. Which of these statements is true about where he was living? it was an expensive apartment it was supposed to be haunted the landlady did not mind Jonathan’s dog it was a hotel

2. At least thirty people lived in the Old Vine at the time of Jonathan’s three visits, but which named people did not live in the building? Miss Barstew and Mrs Woody Cliff Ficking and Miss Barstew Mrs Woody and Miss Cattermole Miss Cattermole and Cliff Ficking

3. The Old Vine was just one property owned by a private letting company who seemed to specialise in slum properties, and whose share-holders apparently lived all over the area. What was the name of the company? Baildon Property Company Reed Almshouses Baildon Housing Association Webster Hospitality

4. Very little was done to Jonathan in an outward manner regarding his demolition order, but he was attacked covertly. Which of the following did NOT happen to him? he was shot at with an arrow his car wheel was loosened a load of bricks was dropped on him letters were sent to the Town Clerk

5. What was the name of the councillor who made a television career for him/herself over the Old Vine demolition order? Mr Hartopp Mrs Franchise Miss Hatton Mr Horley

6. What was the name of the local television station? Meridian Television Dane Television Westcountry Television Viking Television

7. Frances Benyon came to Baildon in answer to an advertisment regarding the Old Vine. How did the advertisment describe the building? as a late Stuart house as a home with a Georgian façade as a family home in a Victorian street as an early Tudor house

8. We learn of Larry Benyon's illness very quickly in Frances' Tale. What was his problem? obesity cancer alcoholism leukaemia

9. What reason did Frances give Larry as to why she could not go to Nigeria with him? she would not leave their children as he suggested Larry’s illness would be made worse by the tropical climate it was too far away from her brother she had her heart set on buying the Old Vine

10. How did Frances envisage life in the Old Vine if she bought it? she wanted to take in children as a day-carer she wanted to open a school she wanted to turn it into a hotel she wanted to live a life of luxury