1. After praying with Father Rosetti, why does Kathleen call for Anne?
(a) Kathleen calls for Anne because she is about to have the baby and wants Anne there.
(b) Kathleen calls for Anne because she doesn't want to be by herself with Father Rosetti.
(c) Kathleen calls for Anne because she feels safer when Anne is near.
(d) Kathleen calls for Anne because she is worried about her and wants to make sure she's safe.

2. After speaking with Kathleen, what does Anne think about Kathleen's story?
(a) Anne thinks Kathleen is making up the story just to get attention.
(b) Anne wants to believe Kathleen, but has a hard time doing so because Kathleen can't remember events from eight months earlier.
(c) Anne thinks Kathleen is making up the entire story.
(d) Anne believes Kathleen completely.

3. Why does Colleen feel briefly connected to the gypsies?
(a) Because they lived their lives the way she wanted to live hers.
(b) Because they both are free spirits.
(c) Because they were both different from everyone else.
(d) Because neither one of them feel that there is a place they call home.

4. Why is Anne "transfixed" by Kathleen's face?
(a) Because Kathleen reminds Anne of herself at that age.
(b) Because Kathleen looks like an angel.
(c) Because Kathleen has a birth defect.
(d) Because Kathleen doesn't look like a girl who would get mixed up in the wrong crowd or get herself pregnant.

5. Even though Father Rosetti is troubled, what does he continue to think about?
(a) The prophecy that the Pope trusted him with.
(b) How lucky he is to be working with Anne Fitzgerald.
(c) What a miracle it is that both girls are virgins and pregnant.
(d) How lucky he is to be alive after what he's been through.