4. Who has come early to get the stove started so that the room is warm for Christy and the children?
(a) Jeb Holcombe.
(b) Jim Holcombe.
(c) John Holcombe.
(d) Josh Holcombe.

5. What state is Christy from?
(a) Virginia.
(b) North Carolina.
(c) South Carolina.
(d) Georgia.

6. Christy finds herself alone on a train headed for what town?
(a) El Plato.
(b) El Bolo.
(c) El Poto.
(d) El Pano.

7. Christy uses Miss Alice's teachings to accept the tiring ramblings of who?
(a) Ruby Mae.
(b) Little Burl.
(c) Ida.
(d) David.

8. Music is in the hearts of the highlanders and most of the time, when calling on the families, David carries his what?
(a) Ukelele.
(b) Fiddle.
(c) Dulcimer.
(d) Violin.

9. What city is Christy from?
(a) Cedarville.
(b) Asheville.
(c) Elmville.
(d) Oakville.

10. Ida's brother is in what profession?
(a) Pastor.
(b) Teacher.
(c) Barber.
(d) Mailman.

11. The mountain folks think that what is a sin?
(a) Fear.
(b) Sadness.
(c) Love.
(d) Joy.

12. What type of piano brings back memories for Christy?
(a) Lyon and Henry.
(b) Lemon and Henry.
(c) Lemon and Healy.
(d) Lyon and Healy.

13. Little Burl is the son of the man who did what?
(a) Performed an operation on a man at the Spencer cabin.
(b) Lit the stove for Christy on the first day.
(c) Endured an operation on the Spencers' table.
(d) Brought Christy to the cove.

14. How does Christy's family feel about her new endeavor?
(a) They don't know what is going on.
(b) They encourage Christy and come with her.
(c) They try to discourage Christy.
(d) They encourage Christy, but won't go with her.

15. Filled with pride at her success, Christy writes to advertisers in what magazine, asking not for money, but for donations of their products.
(a) Good Housekeeping.
(b) Ladies Home Journal.
(c) Ladies Aide.
(d) Good People's Journal.