1. How does Tom react, at first, to Maggie's request that she is allowed to see Philip?
(a) He says that he has no confidence in anything she says.
(b) He agrees that she is trusted now.
(c) He says that she can see Philip if there is a chaperone.
(d) He says that he never allows her to see Philip as long as he lives.

2. How do we know that Maggie tends to be rambunctious?
(a) She sits still to have her hair combed.
(b) She likes to read books.
(c) She manages to stay neat and clean.
(d) She is always getting her clothes dirty.

3. Why does Maggie come to get Tom at school during his last quarter at King's Lorton?
(a) Mr. Tulliver becomes a farmer and needs Tom to work on the farm.
(b) Mr. Tulliver loses the lawsuit and has to give up all his property.
(c) Mr. Tulliver wants Tom to return home in order to run the mill.
(d) Mr. Tulliver needs Tom to testify in the lawsuit.

4. How does Maggie try to stem her loneliness while she is living at home and nursing her father back to health?
(a) She finds Tom's old schoolbooks and begins to study them.
(b) She sits with her mother and tries to cheer her up.
(c) She talks with Bob whenever he comes to visit.
(d) She visits all her old childhood haunts in the neighborhood.

5. Why does Maggie run away to live with the gypsies?
(a) She wants to visit a friend who is a gypsy.
(b) She hopes the gypsies take her along when they leave town.
(c) She is often been told that she is wild like a gypsy.
(d) She wants to buy something from the gypsies.