1. What is the purpose of the early-morning phone call in Chapter 2?
(a) Angela wants Tycho to help her find her father.
(b) Africa has had an argument with her husband and wants her parents to come and get her.
(c) Africa has had an argument with her husband and wants her parents to call the police.
(d) Angela wants to tell Tycho about her conversation with her mother.

2. What does Angela say that indicates she has romanticized the relationship between her mother and father?
(a) That if Roland met Angela, he would remember how much he loved Dido.
(b) That her mother and father are in love, despite the passing of time.
(c) That they are married in every cell of Angela's body.
(d) That Roland is miserable without Dido but noble to have chosen to stay with his wife.

3. When Angela tells Roland about growing up poor, what does he disclose to her?
(a) That Dido refused to take money from him for Angela.
(b) That he didn't even know she existed.
(c) That he never sent child support payments to Dido.
(d) That he doesn't really care about what she's experienced.

4. What motivates Angela to search for her father?
(a) She wants to ask him for financial help for her and her mother.
(b) She senses her mother is not telling her the whole truth.
(c) She senses that her mother wants to reunite with her father.
(d) She wants to find out for sure if her father is dead.

5. In Chapter 8, Angela meets up with Tycho again, and tells him ____.
(a) That Dido and Angela had an argument.
(b) About her idea that Roland is not really her father.
(c) That she is going to forget about trying to meet her father.
(d) About her plan to go to her father's office.