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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 4-7.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. In Chapter 3, what did the children have to do before their big family outing in the Pierce Arrow?
(a) They had to conduct a fire drill.
(b) They had to wash their faces and brush their teeth.
(c) They had to finish their homework.
(d) They had to finish their chores.

4. Which of the following was true about Dad's driving?
(a) He always drove very fsat.
(b) He always drove very slow.
(c) He was a terrific driver.
(d) He was a terrible driver.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How were paid chores assigned to the children?

2. How were the children expected to respond when they heard the whistle?

3. Which is an example of how Dad never allowed the children to waste time at home?

4. Using a method he designed, what experiment did Dad conduct with the children?

5. What did Mother do on the road trip, which the children loved and Dad admired?

(see the answer key)

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