4. What does Albion discuss at his weekly services?
(a) Just religion.
(b) Killing the bosses.
(c) Ideas about a union.
(d) Justice for the greedy corporations.

5. What does Carrie do to earn money?
(a) Nanny.
(b) Cleaning rich women's homes.
(c) Baking.
(d) Nursing.

6. With what is Carrie coping?
(a) The death of Rondal.
(b) The loss of the use of her arm that was shot.
(c) The death of Albion.
(d) The end of her job as a nurse.

7. What does Rosa say about her sons?
(a) They are shell shocked.
(b) They have an incurable illness.
(c) They have damaged hearing.
(d) They have good hearing.

8. What happens between Rondal and Carrie while Rondal is at the Homeplace?
(a) They have sex.
(b) They fight and decide not to talk about unions anymore.
(c) They decide not to meet again.
(d) They hatch a plan to save the union.

9. What does Rondal say about Albion when he has lunch with Carrie?
(a) The Albion and Rondal could work together.
(b) That Albioin is not being up front.
(c) That Albion is barking up the wrong tree.
(d) That Albion is in danger of being murdered.

10. For whom are the miners cheering?
(a) Everyone.
(b) Annadel.
(c) The mining camp.
(d) No one.

11. What is Talcott's sentence?
(a) Five years.
(b) Ten years, reduced to one year.
(c) Six months.
(d) One year, reduced to two months.

12. Why does Rondal say he comes to the Homeplace?
(a) To ask Carrie's sister to marry him.
(b) To get his banjo.
(c) To borrow money.
(d) To get his guitar.

13. Where is Carrie when news comes of Chafin's forces attacking?
(a) By a mine shaft.
(b) On her way back to Homeplace.
(c) The waterfront.
(d) A hotel.

14. About what does Dr. Booker tell Carrie that she is right?
(a) To not support the miners building bombs.
(b) To leave and go back to Homeplace immediately since she is pregnant.
(c) That this march will probably not do any good.
(d) Not telling Rondal that she is pregnant.

15. Where do thousands of miners and their families live throughout the summer?
(a) In other people's homes who take them in.
(b) In large barracks set up by the government.
(c) Out in the open air.
(d) In tents.