2. Why does Stamp feel guilty?
(a) For knocking over a child on his horse
(b) For killing his slave owner
(c) For leaving his wife
(d) For telling Paul D about Sethe

3. Who does the man on the horse ask for?
(a) Beloved
(b) Judy
(c) Sethe
(d) Baby Suggs

4. How did Mr. Garner die?
(a) A heart attack
(b) A broken heart
(c) A stroke
(d) Cancer

5. How does the chapter begin?
(a) Beloved and Denver are deep into a conversation
(b) Beloved is thinking to herself
(c) Sethe is telling Beloved a story
(d) Denver is dancing

6. Why does Stamp have trouble knocking at Sethe's door?
(a) Because he never has to knock at anyone else's door
(b) Because he thinks Sethe is asleep
(c) Because he has broken his knocking hand
(d) Because he is nervous

7. In what style is this chapter written?
(a) Epistolary
(b) Second person
(c) Stream of consciousness
(d) Self reflexive

8. Whose story does the novel turn back to in chapter 15?
(a) Mr. Garner's
(b) Baby Suggs's
(c) Sixo's
(d) Halle's

9. What does Morrison say the wind is?
(a) Beloved's breath
(b) The beginnings of a bad storm
(c) A floating spirit
(d) Just weather

10. What does Paul D do when Sethe says there was not another way?
(a) Cry
(b) Hit her
(c) Leave the house
(d) Punch the wall

11. What does Sethe tell Beloved she did with the men without skin?
(a) Ran them off
(b) Killed them
(c) Tortured them
(d) Laughed at them

12. Who comes back to 124 at the beginning of this chapter?
(a) Baby Suggs
(b) Stamp Paid
(c) Paul D
(d) The Sheriff

13. How does Sethe try to kill Denver?
(a) By swinging her at a wooden beam
(b) By throwing her into the river
(c) By pouring boiling water over her
(d) By dropping her from a great height

14. What does Denver say she drank from Sethe's nipple?
(a) Water
(b) Milk
(c) Beloved's blood
(d) Honey

15. Where does the Sheriff and his friends find Sethe?
(a) In the barn
(b) In the woodshed
(c) In Baby Suggs' bedroom
(d) In the cold house