2. What was the result of the incestuous relationship between Halie and Tilden?
(a) Dodge and Halie had a better relationship.
(b) Dodge and Tiden had a stronger relationship.
(c) Bradley became a father.
(d) A baby boy was born.

3. What did Shelly try to do?
(a) Buy whiskey.
(b) Cook corn and carrots.
(c) Sleep in the room.
(d) Persuade Vince to leave.

4. What two characters are introduced in this act?
(a) Vince and Shelly.
(b) Ansel's brother.
(c) Halie's girlfriend.
(d) Bradley's brother.

5. What did Vince do to try to be remembered?
(a) Played the tricks he used to do as a child.
(b) Cut Dodge's hair.
(c) Picked vegetables from the yard.
(d) Met with Father Dewis.

6. Who spent their time upstairs?
(a) Dodge.
(b) Shelly.
(c) Halie.
(d) Vince.

7. What relation is Halie to Shelly?
(a) Her aunt.
(b) Shelly's boyfriend's mother.
(c) Her cousin.
(d) Shelly's minister's girlfriend.

8. How did Dodge betray his family?
(a) By sinking into alcoholism.
(b) By growing vetables for Tilden to pick.
(c) By not leaving the past alone.
(d) By giving the farm to Bradley.

9. What does the family hedge around?
(a) Father Dewis is really Halie's husband.
(b) Ansel has a son.
(c) A dark family secret.
(d) Bradley has a baby.

10. The children reflects what in this play?
(a) The brokeness of the family structure.
(b) The happieness found in Illinois.
(c) Their hunger for vegetables.
(d) How much they miss Ansel.

11. Who was on their way to Mexico?
(a) Vince and Shelly.
(b) Ansel and his wife.
(c) Halie and Dodge.
(d) Bradley and Tilden.

12. Where did Vince get the money to buy the whiskey?
(a) From Father Dewis.
(b) From Halie.
(c) From the kitchen table.
(d) From the pantry.

13. Who is Vince?
(a) Tilden's friend.
(b) Bradley's son.
(c) Father Dewis' partner.
(d) Dodge and Halie's grandson.

14. Shelly tries to get Vince to leave even though she feels for who?
(a) Tilden.
(b) Ansel.
(c) Dodge.
(d) Bradley.

15. How was Vince treated when he got to the farm?
(a) No one knew him.
(b) Halie cried in joy.
(c) Dodge greeted him with a loving hug.
(d) They had a "fatten calf" celebration.