2. Which of the following Mickens family members claimed that, "if you love the area you will make it, and no one ever goes hungry" ?
(a) Delia.
(b) Henry.
(c) Joe.
(d) Martha.

3. Where did Mr. Tubble show up after he had been missing for a few days?
(a) In an unfinished grave.
(b) In Rawlings's barn.
(c) Out on the water.
(d) Underneath the bar.

4. What type of critters did Rodney keep as pets?
(a) Insects.
(b) Fish.
(c) Wild animals.
(d) Injured birds.

5. Where did Tome Morrison live with his wife and children?
(a) In the old church.
(b) In the old elementary school.
(c) In the old town hall.
(d) In the old convenience store.

6. What type of animal was Jib?
(a) A bird.
(b) A lizard.
(c) A fish.
(d) A cat.

7. Which of Rawlings's relatives helped her devise the system of use for her outhouse?
(a) Her cousin.
(b) Her father.
(c) Her uncle.
(d) Her brother.

8. What did Slater's daughter, Alvah, save up to purchase for Rawlings at Christmas time?
(a) A wind chime.
(b) A mailbox.
(c) A bird feeder.
(d) A sewing machine.

9. Aside from her dress, what was the only belonging Geechee brought with her when she moved in with Rawlings?
(a) Eyeglasses.
(b) Photographs.
(c) A Bible.
(d) Letters.

10. What was the name of Rawlings's dog that was sent back to the city after failing miserably at farm life?
(a) Dredge.
(b) Dinghy.
(c) Dodo.
(d) Dynamite.

11. How many bathrooms did Moe help Rawlings build in her home?
(a) Two.
(b) Four.
(c) Three.
(d) One.

12. Why did Geechee drink alcohol?
(a) To relieve her depression
(b) To keep herself company.
(c) All of the these.
(d) Because she had grown up on it.

13. What did Rawlings use to signal to outsiders when her outhouse was in use?
(a) A lock.
(b) A flag.
(c) A sign.
(d) A light.

14. What type of tree did Rawlings have a deep admiration for during her time in the South?
(a) Magnolia.
(b) Orange.
(c) Poplar.
(d) Pine.

15. Which of the following patches of land was described as feeling "enchanted"?
(a) The sandy beaches.
(b) The strawberry fields.
(c) The pine forests.
(d) The orange groves.