1. When Meg confesses her reservations, Barnette:
(a) Pleads with her to keep him on for the experience.
(b) States he believes Babe did not act alone.
(c) Concedes he is not the right lawyer for the case.
(d) Reveals he has a personal vendetta against Zackery.

2. Rather than sympathizing with Meg's need to "toughen up" after their mother's suicide, Lenny believes:
(a) Meg's hardness caused her to lead Doc on, and eventually cost him his leg.
(b) Meg's hardness has cost the whole family their happiness.
(c) Meg always tried to exploit the situation to get what she wanted.
(d) Meg's lies have stemmed from her need for attention.

3. Chick's tight extra-petite pantyhose suggest:
(a) She cares more about appearance than comfort.
(b) Lenny has forgotten what size she wears.
(c) She cares about the quality of her clothing.
(d) Lenny has deliberately bought the wrong size.

4. Meg's motivation for lying to Old Granddaddy appears to be:
(a) That she wants him to be happy in his last days.
(b) That she wants to deceive him so he won't harass her.
(c) That she wants him to gain strength from her stories.
(d) That she wants him to come home again.

5. Babe's story suggests that Lenny broke up with Charlie Hill because:
(a) She did not find him attractive.
(b) Her granddaddy insisted she marry Zackery Botrelle.
(c) She told him about her shrunken ovary and he rejected her.
(d) Her granddaddy did not approve of him.