1. What is Gram's reaction to all the paperwork about welfare assistance?
(a) She refuses to respond to the personal questions.
(b) She cannot do it so gives it all back to the lawyer.
(c) She intentionally omits much detail.
(d) She finds the papers complicated and tells Dicey she needs her help.

2. What is it about Will Hawkin's character that Dicey considers as the topic for her paper?
(a) He is a sad individual who hides behind the image of a fun-loving person.
(b) He is essentially honest but tries to convey an image of shady dealer.
(c) He keeps his two aspects of life separate, his friends and his work.
(d) He is essentially a shady person but tries to convey an image of honesty.

3. What is the message in the note from Maybeth's teacher?
(a) The note requests a meeting the afternoon of the next day.
(b) Maybeth is in danger of failing.
(c) Maybeth's classroom conduct is out of control.
(d) Maybeth has been insulting to the teacher.

4. What is it that distracts Dicey as she hurries from the school to the bike rack?
(a) Dicey imagines Gram sitting on the wall staring at the sky.
(b) Dicey notices a group of town girls and boys huddled together behind the school.
(c) Dicey sees a boy playing a guitar on a wall behind the school.
(d) Dicey notices a boy and a girl from a higher grade kissing behind the school.

5. What does Millie do in an expert manner that Dicey finds interesting to observe?
(a) Carve designs in the cheese on display.
(b) Arrange the cold cuts in the deli case.
(c) Recite from memory the sizes and quantities for re-order.
(d) Cut up a side of beef.