2. Why does Hattie go through Chester's trunk again?
(a) Hoping to find some money.
(b) To feel connected to Chester.
(c) To see if Chester ever had something like this happen to him.
(d) Hoping to find a picture.

3. What does Traft say the person he is harassing must do to demonstrate loyalty to the United States?
(a) Stand attention for one hour in front of the flag.
(b) Crawl to the flag.
(c) Salute Traft.
(d) Carry the flag up and down the street ten times a day.

4. What gives Hattie warning that someone is approaching?
(a) Her dog barks.
(b) Plug neighs.
(c) The chickens start squawking.
(d) Dust on the coulee.

5. What store does Hattie stop at in town?
(a) Bakery.
(b) Pharmacy.
(c) Shoe.
(d) Hardware.

6. What does Hattie's next installment to the newspaper describe?
(a) The Independence Day Parade.
(b) Getting a sow and young pigs.
(c) The first brood of chickens.
(d) Threshing flax.

7. What does Perilee instead Karl do?
(a) Not plant the other twenty acres he wanted to do.
(b) Help Hattie plow.
(c) Go to church with her in order to foster good will.
(d) Stay away from the Council of Defense members.

8. Why does Rooster Jim land in a hay bale?
(a) He cannot control his bike.
(b) He trips on a boulder.
(c) The horse throws him into it.
(d) The cow pushes him into it.

9. What request of Perilee's does Karl refuse?
(a) To stop attending Lutheran services.
(b) Move back to Baltimore.
(c) To meet with the Council of Defense members and try to show how good a man he is.
(d) To hire a worker.

10. What begins on September 12, 1918?
(a) Harvesting a second wheat crop.
(b) Harvesting the milo.
(c) The end of WWI.
(d) Registration for the third draft.

11. What does Traft ask Hattie concerning Charlie?
(a) If she is waiting for him.
(b) If he is her brother.
(c) Nothing.
(d) If she is just writing him to support the troops.

12. Who brings news of the Spanish influenza to Hattie in October?
(a) Rooster Jim.
(b) Leafie.
(c) Karl Mueller.
(d) Traft Martin.

13. What does Rooster Jim come to tell Hattie?
(a) That Traft has been drafted.
(b) That Karl has been shot.
(c) That Traft has filed a contest to Hattie's claim.
(d) That Mr. Ebgard wants to meet with Hattie.

14. What does Hattie suggest forgiveness is an important part of?
(a) Being at peace.
(b) Growing up.
(c) Liberty.
(d) A healthy country.

15. What does Traft make a point of mentioning to Hattie as he waters his horse?
(a) His draft deferment has been vacated.
(b) The poor harvests all around.
(c) That he apologized to Mr. Ebgard.
(d) His mother's plans for this area of Montana.