2. What does John Winthrop think of Daniel Patrick's and Anne Hutchinson's deaths?
(a) The deaths are untimely and tragic.
(b) Death is to be expected in a burgeoning country.
(c) The deaths are a natural consequence of ungodly behavior.
(d) He is not surprised because they had made many enemies.

3. What happens when Will Hallet arrives to see Bess?
(a) Bess does not tell him she is pregnant with Robert's child.
(b) Will tells Bess he is engaged to a Boston girl.
(c) They realize they are in love.
(d) Bess tells him to go away.

4. How do Will and Bess escape their dire fate?
(a) John Winthrop intervenes on their behalf with the governor.
(b) Jack Winthrop rescues them and gives them six acres and a home.
(c) They manage to sail to England.
(d) They are able to convince the governor to reverse their punishment.

5. What is Robert Feake's condition?
(a) Robert has remarried and has his new wife with him.
(b) Robert has become a minister.
(c) Robert lives in a fantasy world and thinks he is still with Bess.
(d) Robert is more robust than he has been in years.

6. What do Will and Bess realize after they meet?
(a) Their religious views are in conflict.
(b) They are in love with each other.
(c) They wish they had never left England.
(d) They should not see each other again.

7. What does Bess do as her only resort for help in her situation?
(a) She gives the kid glove to Toby with instructions to find Jack.
(b) She travels to meet the governor in person.
(c) She makes plans to return to England.
(d) She writes an impassioned letter to the governor.

8. What does Bell beg Telaka not to tell her tribe?
(a) That Daniel Patrick is planning on waging war on the Indians
(b) That Daniel Patrick has killed Mianos
(c) That Bess has traded with them unfairly
(d) That Toby is not sorry for upsetting Telaka's mother's gravesite

9. What does Telaka tell Bess when they meet in the woods?
(a) That Bess will be tried for being a witch
(b) That Will will die by next winter
(c) That Telaka wants to return to her people
(d) That Bess will die in the next few months

10. How do Will and Bess help Jack in exchange for his writing to the governor on their behalf?
(a) They help with his business dealings and medicines.
(b) They agree to be church elders.
(c) They help with Indian relations in the area.
(d) They teach his children how to read.

11. What does Bess learn about her son-in-law?
(a) Thomas has turned his life around.
(b) Thomas is still trying to get Bess' land.
(c) Thomas has become an alcoholic.
(d) Thomas no longer loves Joan.

12. What happens with the arrival of Captain Underhill?
(a) His soldiers kill more than a thousand Indians in a surprise attack.
(b) He brings lots of goods from which Bess can shop.
(c) There is a new government structure implemented.
(d) Bess is promised more protection from the Indians.

13. What does Chief Keofferam, Telaka's brother, do to impress Bess?
(a) He calls a truce from all the fighting.
(b) He offers Bess help in planting a garden.
(c) He brings turkey and venison for Christmas.
(d) He brings herbs for Bess' medicines.

14. Who has been writing to John Winthrop in an attempt to get what might be due to Joan from her late father's holdings in Barbados as well as to contest the paper signed by Robert Feake granting his property to Bess and Will?
(a) Jack Whitford
(b) Toby Feake
(c) Governor Stuyvesant
(d) Thomas Lyon

15. What has happened to Anne Hutchinson?
(a) She has been hanged for being a witch.
(b) She and her family have moved to Salem.
(c) She and her family have returned to England.
(d) She and her family have been massacred by the Weckquasageek Indians.