4. What brings "screwed-up expressions and sour shudders"?
(a) Drinking straight whiskey.
(b) Staying up too late.
(c) The cold wind through the windows.
(d) Dancing and drinking at the same time.

5. How many relatives walk in on the celebration of sending out all the fruitcakes?
(a) 5.
(b) 1.
(c) 2.
(d) 3.

6. In Section 2, how many fruitcakes do Truman and the woman make?
(a) 31.
(b) 25.
(c) 15.
(d) 30.

7. While Truman and the woman are searching for the Christmas tree, they come across frogs the size of what?
(a) Their hands.
(b) Saucers.
(c) Fifty-cent pieces.
(d) Plates.

8. What is the black stove stoked with?
(a) Embers and newspaper.
(b) Coal.
(c) Firewood.
(d) Coal and firewood.

9. Where is Mr. Haha Jones' establishment found?
(a) In the forest.
(b) Next door to the Post Office.
(c) On Main Street.
(d) Down by the river.

10. Where is the view that has what Truman describes as "a sky that stops"?
(a) The woman's room.
(b) The backyard.
(c) His room.
(d) The kitchen.

11. Why does the woman want the tree to be twice as tall as a boy?
(a) So she can measure the tree against Truman.
(b) "So a boy can't ruin the needles".
(c) "So a boy can't steal the star".
(d) "So a boy can help pull the tree".

12. How many inches of whiskey are left in the whiskey bottle after the fruitcakes are finished?
(a) Five.
(b) One.
(c) Three.
(d) Two.

13. How much money does Mr. Haha Jones ask the woman for in exchange for the needed ingredient?
(a) Two dollars and fifty cents.
(b) One dollar.
(c) Fifty cents.
(d) Two dollars.

14. Who takes a photo of Truman and the woman (the only one they ever have taken)?
(a) Mr. Winston.
(b) Reverend Lucey.
(c) Mr. Haha Jones.
(d) The missionaries.

15. Who offers to buy the Christmas tree?
(a) A neighbor couple.
(b) Mr. Haha Jones' wife.
(c) Mr. Haha Jones.
(d) The mill owner's wife.