1. What comment did one woman in particular make about the children?
(a) The children appeared to be very well-behaved.
(b) The poor children looked adorable in their uniforms.
(c) The children were probably greedy and undisciplined.
(d) The children looked hungry.

2. Why did Dad name their first car "Foolish Carriage"?
(a) He thought he looked foolish in it.
(b) He didn't think he should purchase it, but he needed it for his large family.
(c) He thought it was a foolish invention.
(d) He thought it was foolish to own a car when he had so many children.

3. Throughout Chapter 6, what quality does Dad display with regard to his children?
(a) Passiveness about his children's education.
(b) Patience, allowing his children to play when they're young and be educated when they're older.
(c) Intolerance for their lack of interest in education.
(d) Dedication to educating them whenever he could.

4. How did Dad include his family in his work schedule?
(a) He called the children on the telephone to help them with their school work.
(b) He held meetings with workers at his home.
(c) He always came home to eat lunch with the family.
(d) He allowed the children to come to work with him when he toured factories.

5. In Chapter 4, how did Mother prepare for what she believed would be the inevitable outcome of their road trip?
(a) She made sure Dad took a long nap before they left home.
(b) She packed a picnic for everyone.
(c) She packed extra clothes for each child in her suitcase.
(d) She made sure everyone ate a good meal before they left home.