1. What qualities about Mother are revealed in Chapter 7?
(a) She was a humble servant in the community and did not socialize very much.
(b) She was a strong leader with a great sense of humor.
(c) She was a stubborn woman, with firm beliefs.
(d) She enjoyed socializing with others and often held parties for friends.

2. What practical joke did Dad often play on the children?
(a) He would tell them he had a lavish surprise for them, but he really had nothing.
(b) He would tell them they couldn't have dessert, but then he would take them out for ice cream.
(c) He would blow the whistle to get their attention and then say "Just joking!"
(d) He would tell them to look in the engine of the car for a birdie, and then he would honk the horn to scare them.

3. When the Gilbreth children visit Mother's relatives, how did they behave at first?
(a) They disobeyed often.
(b) They were on their best behavior.
(c) They were noisy and disrespectful.
(d) They were homesick and wouldn't speak to anyone.

4. What was Dad's view of religious training?
(a) He didn't believe in God, nor did he want his children to have religious education.
(b) He believed in God, but he was uncomfortable allowing his children to have religious training.
(c) He wasn't sure whether or not he believed in God, but held an appreciation for the history of religion.
(d) He didn't trust the church, but he wanted his children to have religious education.

5. When the family arrived to their vacation house, what did they receive in a package?
(a) Games and toys for the children.
(b) Martha's canaries.
(c) Work from Dad's office.
(d) Educational materials for the children.