4. What does David find out about Albert's childhood?
(a) Albert's father was abusive.
(b) It was very happy.
(c) His mother was killed.
(d) He is an orphan.

5. What does David convince himself of while he roams the streets after lying to the rabbis?
(a) That no one will find out about Leo and Esther.
(b) That he can blame the incident at Bertha's on Leo and Esther.
(c) That he can tell his parents the rabbis are lying.
(d) That no one will find out about his lies.

6. What falls from David's pocket as he is being beaten?
(a) Money.
(b) A phone number.
(c) A dirty picture.
(d) A rosary.

7. Why does Albert take part of another milkman's route?
(a) The other man is on vacation
(b) The other man is injured.
(c) The other man quit.
(d) The other man was fired.

8. Who does Albert instruct David not to tell about the events during the milk route?
(a) The policemen.
(b) Albert's boss.
(c) The rabbi.
(d) David's mother.

9. What lie does David tell the rabbis about his father?
(a) His father is an organist in Europe.
(b) His father is Nathan.
(c) His father is dead.
(d) He never knew his father.

10. How does David feel about Leo's freedom?
(a) Sad.
(b) Angry.
(c) Worried.
(d) Envious.

11. In the chapter "The Rail," what is David called on to do during cheder?
(a) Read before the rabbi's supervisor.
(b) Recite a passage.
(c) Serve the rabbi tea.
(d) Write a passage on the chalk board.

12. What does David pray for in Book IV?
(a) That he can stay at Bertha's.
(b) A job.
(c) That his father is not home.
(d) A dog.

13. Who finds out what is going on between Leo and Esther and threatens to tell Bertha?
(a) Polly.
(b) David.
(c) Albert.
(d) Nathan.

14. How do Leo and David avoid being seen by Bertha?
(a) They go to the back of the house.
(b) They hide in a closet.
(c) They duck.
(d) They hide under a bed.

15. What does David sit on in front of a store while he waits for Albert to calm down after beating him?
(a) The step.
(b) A log.
(c) Milk cans.
(d) A chair.