3. What is the relationship of Truman and the woman?
(a) They are grandmother and grandson.
(b) They are just friends.
(c) They are mother and son.
(d) They are cousins.

4. In what month does the story begin?
(a) December.
(b) January.
(c) October.
(d) November.

5. What does Truman use ten cents for every Saturday?
(a) To buy food for dinner.
(b) To go to the picture show.
(c) To go to tap dancing lessons.
(d) To buy bubble gum and candy.

6. What is the woman's favorite color?
(a) Rose pink.
(b) Midnight blue.
(c) Purple.
(d) Green.

7. Where do Truman and the woman count their earned money?
(a) In the pasture.
(b) In Truman's room.
(c) In the woman's room.
(d) By the stove.

8. What does the woman have courage to do?
(a) Steal flour.
(b) Swat flies.
(c) Kill snakes.
(d) Kill rodents.

9. Who is Queenie?
(a) A relative.
(b) A horse.
(c) A dog.
(d) A store keeper.

10. What is Truman stuffing in Section 1?
(a) Biscuit.
(b) Chicken.
(c) Yams.
(d) Turkey.

11. The woman states that "we can't mess around with" what?
(a) Thirteen.
(b) Queenie.
(c) The fruitcakes.
(d) The relatives.

12. Where are the nuts that are used to make the fruitcake that is found?
(a) Among leaves and grass.
(b) At the store.
(c) On the trees.
(d) In baskets ready to be sold.

13. What do the woman and Truman use to break the meat of the nuts into?
(a) The baby carriage.
(b) A glass bowl.
(c) A basket.
(d) Queenie's bed.

14. What type of coin does Truman call the liveliest?
(a) Dimes.
(b) Quarters.
(c) Pennies.
(d) Nickels.

15. From whom does Truman learn the true meaning of Christmas?
(a) Mr. Haha Jones.
(b) The relatives.
(c) The woman.
(d) Queenie.