2. Where was Eleanor appalled at the living conditions of residents?
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) Paris.
(c) New York City.
(d) West Virginia.

3. How did Eleanor feel about being separated from her children?
(a) She did not like it.
(b) She felt more relaxed.
(c) She had panic attacks.
(d) She enjoyed it.

4. From where was Franklin called when preparations were being made for the US to enter WWI?
(a) Mexico.
(b) Guam.
(c) Haiti.
(d) The Philippines.

5. Where did Eleanor go after finishing school?
(a) New York.
(b) Italy.
(c) Asia.
(d) South Africa.

6. Whom does Eleanor introduce at the beginning of her book?
(a) Her grandparents.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her children.
(d) Franklin.

7. Who prepared the home for Eleanor and Franklin after they were married?
(a) Aunt Bye.
(b) Franklin's mother.
(c) Eleanor.
(d) A housekeeper.

8. Where did Eleanor teach for a short while?
(a) Paris.
(b) Boston.
(c) The Todhunter School.
(d) St. David's School.

9. In Chapter 7, what position was Franklin appointed to?
(a) Governor.
(b) Assistant secretary of the navy.
(c) Education ambassador.
(d) Vice president.

10. What did Eleanor and Franklin always have together after she returned from a trip?
(a) A date night out.
(b) A dance.
(c) A drink.
(d) An uninterrupted meal.

11. Did Eleanor actively campaign in Franklin's campaign for re-election in 1936?
(a) It is not said.
(b) Yes, she was the director.
(c) No.
(d) Yes, but just did administerial work.

12. For what publication did Eleanor write a weekly column?
(a) Woman's Home Companion.
(b) Woman's Day.
(c) Ladies' Home Journal.
(d) Better Homes and Gardens.

13. What sort of lessons did Eleanor take after the vice presidential election?
(a) Sewing.
(b) Cooking.
(c) Violin.
(d) Dancing.

14. Where did Eleanor work after leaving school?
(a) YWCA.
(b) An elementary school.
(c) A law office.
(d) The Junior League.

15. What sort of problem did Elliott Roosevelt have?
(a) He was too generous.
(b) He drank too much.
(c) He was a gambler.
(d) He was a politician.