Chapter 7 | You're Thinking About Tomatoes | STORY

Frank, Charlie, and Not-Sheba follow a talking dog through Chiltern House, observing its historical artifacts and listening to the dog's commentary. The dog leads a group of kneeling visitors, who are fascinated by the house's decor and history. Frank struggles to understand the significance of the artifacts, while Charlie and Not-Sheba discuss plans for a movie. The dog expresses disdain for the public, and Frank worries about completing his worksheet. The group contemplates the historical context and value of the artifacts, with Charlie confronting the dog about its attitude.

What does the dog wear as it enters the chapel?

• A green vest and a platinum collar

• A black coat and a gold collar

• A red scarf and a silver collar

• A blue jacket and a bronze collar

What is the ceiling of the room decorated with?

• Silver stars

• Crystal chandeliers

• Gold leaf with Lanscroon's description

• Painted clouds

What does the dog describe as 'priceless'?

• The floral marquetry

• An old chair

• The oyster walnut side table

• The wall clock

Who is credited with building the temples and monuments?

• Henry Butcher

• Christopher Lee

• Jeremiah Green

• Lord Admiral Chiltern

What is the dog’s reaction to the public after the tour?

• It is disdainful and shudders

• It is indifferent

• It is pleased and content

• It is excited and happy

What does Charlie claim about his past?

• He was a sailor

• He was a king

• He was a pharaoh

• He was a priest

What theme does Frank suggest for their movie?

• A sea-adventure film

• A historical drama

• A science fiction thriller

• A romantic comedy

What does Not-Sheba threaten to do if Frank doesn't help her?

• Steal his notes

• Tell the teacher

• Rip his worksheet into pieces

• Leave the group

What does Frank speculate about the Butcher family's wealth?

• They won it in a lottery

• They might have kept some gold meant for the King

• They earned it through hard work

• They inherited it from a distant relative

What does Not-Sheba suggest about her origins?

• She is from the mountains

• She is from the sea

• She is from the desert

• She is from the forest