1. Whom did Dad pretend to be after a woman commented about the children?
(a) A teacher who was taking children on a field trip.
(b) A benevolent superintendent who was taking a group of orphans out for the day.
(c) The leader of a group of circus performers.
(d) A policeman who was taking a group of undisciplined children to an orphanage.

2. When the children considered what it would have been like to be an only child, what was their conclusion?
(a) They were happy to have siblings, but wished they were either all boys or all girls.
(b) They each wished they were an only child.
(c) The boys were happy to have siblings, but the girls each wished they were an only child.
(d) They were happy to have siblings.

3. What was the Family Council?
(a) Mother and Dad's time to be alone together.
(b) Weekly family meetings.
(c) Family outings.
(d) Monthly family meetings.

4. How did Lill display a strong work ethic at the age of eight?
(a) She completed a very tough chore to earn a little money toward some roller skates.
(b) She refused to allow her parents to buy her some roller skates, because she wanted to earn them.
(c) She asked a store owner if she could earn a pair of roller skates by working around his shop.
(d) She started a lemonade stand business so she could buy some roller skates.

5. What method did Dad use with the children to reinforce that they work hard in school?
(a) He rewarded them heavily.
(b) He made them meet with the principal once a week.
(c) He signed them up for classes below their grade level.
(d) He punished them often.