2. Every time Baby disappears, what happens?
(a) It is easier to find.
(b) It is harder to find.
(c) It grows bigger.
(d) It shrinks.

3. On Friday, when Rufina asks her, very-much-present-yet-dead mother what she was up to, what is Rosalinda's response?
(a) I am trying to haunt you.
(b) Nothing.
(c) It is none of Rufina's business.
(d) I want to continue making your life miserable, even though I am dead.

4. What happens on Friday when the male tourist, fully entranced by Rufina, attempts to dance with her?
(a) He knocks over their equipment.
(b) He knocks over Rufina and injures her.
(c) He falls and bruises his knees.
(d) He begins to sing and spin her around.

5. How old are Rufina and Rafa?
(a) 29 and 30.
(b) 18 and 20.
(c) 19 and 20.
(d) 28 and 30.

6. Rufina dreams about the Grandmothers to All who look more like who or what than old ladies?
(a) Elves.
(b) Tourists.
(c) Rufina’s ancestors.
(d) Young women.

7. The Explorer asked if Rosalinda could fix a costume that had been torn. If so, he would pay her how much?
(a) $10.
(b) Double.
(c) Triple.
(d) $5.

8. Rufina realizes on Friday that, if she does what, her mother's ghost has to stay put?
(a) Sings.
(b) Closes her eyes.
(c) Listens to music.
(d) Keep doors closed.

9. As the narrator describes the day workers, of what does he or she take note?
(a) Their need for financial support.
(b) Their burden of freedom.
(c) Their laziness.
(d) Their lack of training.

10. What is clear about the angel?
(a) She is stunning.
(b) She is one of the local performers.
(c) She does not have wings.
(d) She is much taller than most women.

11. What are names the Explorer gave those located on the portál of the government building?
(a) His competitors.
(b) The Original Enduring Ones.
(c) His neighbors and friends.
(d) Savage, injun, and chief.

12. How does the "Friday," Chapter Eight end?
(a) With Rufina noticing how fortunate she is.
(b) With the Explorer noticing how fortunate he is.
(c) With the Rosalinda noticing how fortunate she is.
(d) With Rafa noticing how fortunate he is.

13. What is Rosalinda's nightly routine?
(a) Crying under the mulberry tree.
(b) Curling up with Rafa.
(c) Haunting the town.
(d) Emptying the cupboards.

14. As Rufina sings her siren song on Friday, the narrator describes her voluptuous breasts and light skin and Rafa’s darker complexion. Why do they look so different?
(a) They have different fathers.
(b) They have different mothers.
(c) Rufina stays in the shade and Rafa works out in the sun.
(d) Rufina wears sunblock, where Rafa does not.

15. What does Rosalinda hope the plates and bowls can do for her?
(a) Annoy Rufina.
(b) Announce her presence to all that are in the home.
(c) Bring her back to the stories she has lost or her past.
(d) Let Rafa know she is there.