2. Why does Lily think she and Snow Flower are in danger after Beautiful Moon dies?
(a) Mother chases them.
(b) Aunt threatens them with a knife.
(c) Because Aunt moans at night.
(d) Uncle throws heavy objects at them.

3. What does Snow Flower give Lily when she leaves for her betrothed's house?
(a) New diary.
(b) Expensive jewelry.
(c) Flowers and a card.
(d) Special message embroidered on a handkerchief.

4. How does Lily's mother treat her?
(a) With great honor.
(b) Lovingly.
(c) Respectfully.
(d) As if she is of no consequence.

5. What color veil does Lily wear for her wedding?
(a) Red.
(b) Blue.
(c) White.
(d) Yellow.

6. What do the eggs and rice represent that Lily's family sends to the grooms' families?
(a) Poverty.
(b) Royalty.
(c) Fertility.
(d) Success.

7. What does Lily confuse Snow Flower's mother with when she first meets her?
(a) Aunt.
(b) Snow Flower's twin.
(c) Elder sister.
(d) A servant.

8. What is Snow Flower's father addicted to?
(a) Sweets.
(b) Tobacco.
(c) Alcohol.
(d) Opium.

9. Who is Snow Flower marrying?
(a) A farmer.
(b) A butcher.
(c) A paper merchant.
(d) A well-respected landowner.

10. What animal does Lily call her mother?
(a) Duck.
(b) Rabbit.
(c) Monkey.
(d) Horse.

11. What book does Snow Flower use to teach Lily?
(a) Literary Symbols and Their Meaning.
(b) Nu Shu for Beginners.
(c) The Domestic Arts.
(d) The Women's Classic.

12. What does Madame Gao deliver to the family during the hot month?
(a) Extra food.
(b) Letter from Elder Sister.
(c) Cool cloths.
(d) Refreshing fruit.

13. What does Lily think will make her more marriageable?
(a) Her mother's character.
(b) Successful footbinding.
(c) Her ability to sing.
(d) Her father's rich status.

14. Who is never allowed inside Lily's family home again after talking negatively about Snow Flower's family?
(a) Madame Wang.
(b) Mr. Wang.
(c) Mr. Lu.
(d) Madame Gao.

15. Why does Madame Wang take Lily and Snow Flower to the fair at the Temple of Gupo?
(a) To go to a river for a picnic.
(b) To play with other girls their age.
(c) To write their contracts.
(d) To get some outdoor exercise.