1. Which of the following was true of Lillian Moller Gilbreth and Frank Bunker Gilbreth?
(a) Frank had a great sense of humor, while Lillian was always very serious.
(b) Frank didn't want as large a family as Lillian did, but he wanted to make her happy.
(c) Before he met Lillian, Frank was a reserved and quiet man.
(d) They were quite different from each other, but very similar in their love for children.

2. What does Chapter 3 demonstrate about Dad's relationship with Mother?
(a) Dad did not respect Mother, because their points of view were so different.
(b) Dad respected Mother, and yielded to her wishes when she asserted herself.
(c) Mother always supported Dad, even if she didn't like something he was doing.
(d) Dad and Mother disagreed often.

3. Why is Chapter 5 entitled "Mister Chairman"?
(a) Bill told Dad he wanted to be called Mister Chairman when he is grown up and successful in business.
(b) Martha wanted to be respected like the boys, and she told everyone her new name was Mister Chairman.
(c) Mother and Dad ran the household like a business, and Dad was the Chairman.
(d) Dad enforced a new rule that the children must call him Mister Chairman instead of Dad.

4. Which of the following is true of Mother's background?
(a) She came from a poor family in Connecticut.
(b) She had eleven siblings.
(c) She came from a wealthy family in California.
(d) She was a teacher.

5. Which is an example of how Mother and Dad allowed the children to have a say in the running of the household?
(a) The children proposed purchasing a different rug from what Mother chose, and she concurred.
(b) The children were allowed to develop two household rules.
(c) Mother and Dad spoke with each child individually to give them a chance to share their ideas.
(d) The children were allowed to veto anything which did not seem fair.