1. What effect does Lutie have on Jones?
(a) She makes him long for home.
(b) She makes him see the importance of having a wife.
(c) She makes him realize he doesn't love Min.
(d) She makes him more aware of his lonliness.

2. What did the letter from Lutie's father say?
(a) "Dear Lutie: You better come home. Lil has passed away and I need your help."
(b) "Dear Lutie: You better come home. Jim's been carrying on with another woman. Pop."
(c) "Dear Lutie: You better come home. Jim's found a job and there's no need for you to work so much anymore."
(d) "Dear Lutie: You better come home. Bub's grades are suffering since you've been gone.

3. After returning home from her drive with Boots, what does Lutie discover in her closet?
(a) That she has nothing clean to wear.
(b) That her blouse has been crushed and hung in a different spot.
(c) That Bub has hung some of his clothes there.
(d) That her shoes have been scattered about.

4. After waking up from her nightmare about Jones and the neighborhood, how does Lutie feel?
(a) She feels determined to go through with the end of her marriage.
(b) She feels a new resolve to move Bub into a better neighborhood.
(c) She feels defeated.
(d) She feels trapped.

5. How did Mrs. Chandler recognize Lutie in the train station?
(a) Lutie waved frantically at Mrs. Chandler.
(b) Lutie had described her appearance to Mrs. Chandler over the telephone.
(c) Lutie wore a name tag.
(d) Lutie was the only colored person in sight.