3. What did Wyeth hope to capture in the 1968 painting, "Alvaro and Christina"?
(a) A divorce.
(b) A lifelong friendship.
(c) The Olsons' environment.
(d) A true love story.

4. Whose house was featured in "Brown Swiss" in 1957?
(a) The Wyeths.
(b) The Segers.
(c) The Kuerners.
(d) The Portmans.

5. Where were the milk cans in "Milk Cans" located?
(a) Adam's farm.
(b) Wyeth's barn.
(c) Bruener's Dairy.
(d) A farm auction.

6. What was significant about the 1969 painting, "End of Olsons"?
(a) It was the last painting Wyeth did of the Olson house.
(b) It was the end of Wyeth's contemporary series.
(c) It was the end of Wyeth's blue period.
(d) It was the last painting before Wyeth ended his friendship with the Olsons.

7. What was the name of the last portrait Wyeth painted of Christina Olson?
(a) Goodbye, Christina.
(b) Adieu Christina.
(c) Finis Christina.
(d) Anna Christina.

8. Why was Wyeth drawn in by Johnny Lynch, the subject for "Buzzard's Glory" in 1969?
(a) His shy smile.
(b) His jet-black hair.
(c) His bowed legs.
(d) His large hands.

9. Who was the subject of the painting, "Garret Room" in 1962?
(a) Karl Kuerner.
(b) Christina Olson.
(c) Tom Clark.
(d) Betsy Wyeth.

10. What was notable about the subject in "Garret Room"?
(a) He/She appears taller than he/she is.
(b) He/She was nude.
(c) It was a self portrait.
(d) He/She was a cripple.

11. Whom did Wyeth have in mind when he painted "Slight Breeze"?
(a) Betsy.
(b) Christina.
(c) Phyllis.
(d) Hannah.

12. What structure was featured in the 1965 painting, "Weatherside"?
(a) A boat dock.
(b) A cafe.
(c) The Olson house.
(d) A library.

13. What was the subject in "The Trophy" in 1963?
(a) Raspberries.
(b) Milk cans.
(c) A blue ribbon.
(d) Moose horns.

14. At whose home was the item located in "The Trophy"?
(a) Karl Kuerner.
(b) Sam Knox.
(c) Adam Shade.
(d) Christina Olson.

15. In "Floating Leaves" painted in 1958, Wyeth thought that the floating and disappearance was both exciting and _________.
(a) Angry.
(b) Happy.
(c) Melancholy.
(d) Boring.