3. When did Day say man was most himself?
(a) When he was broken
(b) When he thought he was alone
(c) When worshipping God
(d) When he was making love

4. What bothered Day about the people in the Episcopalian church?
(a) They didn’t pay alms
(b) They spoke down to her
(c) They talked about Hell
(d) They didn’t serve others

5. Who did Mary tell Day stories about?
(a) Her relatives
(b) Prophets
(c) Soldiers
(d) Saints

6. What Catholic principal was Day’s societal philosophies similar to?
(a) The Law of Consecration
(b) The Law of Distribution
(c) The Law of Hierarchy
(d) The Law of Chastity

7. Where did Day meet Trotsky?
(a) Miami
(b) New York
(c) Washington, D.C.
(d) New Orleans

8. How long did Day work at the hospital?
(a) 8 years
(b) 3 years
(c) 1 year
(d) 2 years

9. Who did Day serve after living through a natural disaster?
(a) Doctors
(b) Poor people
(c) Politicians
(d) Veterans

10. What kind of publication was the New York Call?
(a) A pamphlet
(b) A newsletter
(c) A magazine
(d) A newspaper

11. How long was the first part of Day’s life?
(a) 10 years
(b) 20 years
(c) 15 years
(d) 25 years

12. What happened to some of Day’s friends when the draft was put in place?
(a) They went to prison
(b) They went to war
(c) They killed themselves
(d) They left the country

13. What state did Day grow up in?
(a) Ohio
(b) Tennessee
(c) Georgia
(d) Iowa

14. Why did Day have a hard time writing this book?
(a) She didn’t have time
(b) She didn’t like talking about herself
(c) She was ashamed of her past
(d) She couldn’t write well

15. What was Day’s job at the New York Call?
(a) Editor
(b) Writer
(c) Photographer
(d) Analyst