1. The girls tell happy stories of their youth with Trish, but one girl thinks back on the time she caught Trish doing what at a party?
(a) Cleaning up after the other drunk kids.
(b) Drinking too much.
(c) Dancing half-dressed on a table.
(d) Snorting what is assumed to be cocaine.

2. What does the narrator say is significant about the Covid-19 and brown people?
(a) More white people than brown people are infected and are killed by this virus.
(b) A disproportionate number of brown people are infected and killed by this virus.
(c) Equal numbers of brown and white people are infected and are killed by this virus.
(d) Few brown people are infected and killed by the virus.

3. The book ends with Trish taking the girls’ hands. What do the girls say?
(a) I've missed you so much...hold my hand tight.
(b) No...I'm not ready.
(c) Thank you...I'll do it alone.
(d) Fine..We’re ready. Let’s go.

4. What do those who have stayed say is the difference between the two types of girls?
(a) Those who have stayed will never be alone.
(b) Those who have stayed have never become strangers.
(c) Those who have left care only about themselves.
(d) Those who have left can never come back.

5. The brown girls have struggled with the racism they have faced because of being with someone who is white. What is NOT an example given by the narrator?
(a) Seeing the shock on the faces of white family members the first time they are introduced.
(b) Being asked to show ID at events, when their white spouses do not have to.
(c) Being mistaken for waiters at their spouses work party.
(d) Assumed to be the one who wears cheap underwear.