3. Who does William Bradford not want at the dinner for the newcomers?
(a) Myles Standish.
(b) Dorothy Birde.
(c) Thomas Weston.
(d) The Billingtons.

4. What is the word the colonists use when someone is bad-tempered?
(a) Mean.
(b) Stormy.
(c) Nasty.
(d) Choleric.

5. What do Alice and others in the colony say when a problem comes up?
(a) Fight through.
(b) What will be will be.
(c) God tests.
(d) Bully!

6. How does Alice Bradford refer to Dorothy Bradford?
(a) Her aunt.
(b) Her soul mate.
(c) Her sister-in-law.
(d) Her dearest consort.

7. Which ship did John Bililngton arrive to Plymouth on?
(a) The Mayflower.
(b) The Sandy Waves.
(c) The Good Day.
(d) The Olde Friend.

8. Which animals constantly prowled the perimeter of Plymouth?
(a) Wolves.
(b) Buffalo.
(c) Wild boar.
(d) Elephants.

9. Which country does Alice come to Plymouth from?
(a) Holland.
(b) Spain.
(c) France.
(d) Germany.

10. How many children does Alice have in Part I?
(a) 3.
(b) 1.
(c) 5.
(d) 7.

11. Where has Alice's sister traveled to live since having arrived in Plymouth?
(a) Boston.
(b) North Carolina.
(c) Salem.
(d) Virginia.

12. What does John Billington tell John Newcomen upon their first meeting?
(a) Newcomen is milking Billington's cow.
(b) Newcomen is building on Billington's land.
(c) The leaders of Plymouth are very fair.
(d) Newcomen might be friends with Billington's son.

13. Who does William ask Alice to visit in Part I?
(a) Eleanor Billington.
(b) Susanna Clarke.
(c) Daisy Hedstrom.
(d) Dorothy Birde.

14. What does Alice dislike about Eleanor Billington's appearance?
(a) Her nails.
(b) Her bonnet.
(c) Her shoes.
(d) Her messy hair.

15. What does Alice Bradford think Standish has been doing more of recently rather than fighting Indians?
(a) Minding his own children.
(b) Teaching schoolchildren.
(c) Squabbling with the black sheep of the colony.
(d) Planting crops.