5. What does May Day mean each year?
(a) A celebration plaiting the maypole and square dancing.
(b) A rebellion of all that is Northern.
(c) An explanation of the historical event.
(d) A jitterbbugging contest.

6. Where does Leon get the impression that Gweneth likes to hear boys blow their own horns?
(a) Clarence Buford.
(b) Mrs. Boswell.
(c) Bronx connections.
(d) His father.

7. Why does the narrator's father refuse to write him another note?
(a) He spent a lot of money on his outfit.
(b) He does not want him singing.
(c) He thinks it will help him get over Gweneth.
(d) He is tired of the boy changing his mind.

8. Who is the narrator of the story?
(a) The doctor.
(b) A patient.
(c) The nurse.
(d) The secretary.

9. Why does Mrs. Boswell tell Leon he cannot go out to dance?
(a) He has razors on his shoes.
(b) He was too rude and mean to the narrator.
(c) He makes to much noise.
(d) He doesn't know the steps.

10. What does Milford dislike in Mrs. Farragot's apartment?
(a) The way it is organized; it is too neat.
(b) Her Sacred Heart of Jesus painting.
(c) Her grandfather's clock.
(d) The cat that continues to stare at her.

11. Who else does R.V. say supports them?
(a) Church goers.
(b) Parents.
(c) Students.
(d) Police.

12. When does Willis say that it is crazy to confront someone?
(a) When they work for Slick.
(b) When others are watching.
(c) When their hands are hidden under a counter.
(d) When they have nothing to lose or give.

13. What does Billy do during his lunch break at the post office?
(a) Reads.
(b) Talks to the women.
(c) Snoops through people's mail.
(d) Walks.

14. What does the narrator believe Mrs. Boswell is encouraging him to challenge?
(a) His father's rigid beliefs.
(b) Leon's leadership.
(c) Her teachings and rules.
(d) Stereotypes of men.

15. Who gets into a dispute with the person who is honking his horn?
(a) Farragot.
(b) Cripps.
(c) Ralston.
(d) Winfield.