2. Which flag does Lily carry when she marches in the Armistice Day Parade?
(a) The Canadian Flag.
(b) The Nova Scotian Flag.
(c) The American Flag.
(d) The French Flag.

3. How does Adelaide Taylor feel about Frances?
(a) She is apathetic to her.
(b) She cherishes her as her own daughter.
(c) She does not know who she is.
(d) She does not trust her.

4. Who does Frances claim is the devil?
(a) Lily.
(b) Frances.
(c) Ambrose.
(d) James.

5. What is the name of Jameel's only son?
(a) Voutros.
(b) Boutros.
(c) Moutros.
(d) Soutros.

6. Who does Mr. Mahmoud blame for the stolen items in his house?
(a) Teresa Taylor.
(b) He does not notice anything is missing.
(c) Frances Piper.
(d) Mrs. Mahmoud.

7. How far along is Frances when her pregnancy begins to show?
(a) Three months.
(b) Six months.
(c) Five months.
(d) Four months.

8. Who is the true father of Kathleen's children?
(a) James Piper.
(b) Leo Taylor.
(c) Benny Luvovitz.
(d) Doc Rose.

9. What type of music did Kathleen and Rose listen to?
(a) Rock.
(b) Classical.
(c) Jazz.
(d) Blues.

10. What type of business does Uncle Jameel own?
(a) A strip club.
(b) A race track.
(c) A speakeasy.
(d) A gambling parlor.

11. Which of Frances's relatives has a crush on her and hopes to marry her someday?
(a) Her grandfather.
(b) Her cousin.
(c) Her uncle.
(d) Her nephew.

12. What does Lily believe impregnated Frances?
(a) The bullet.
(b) The ocean.
(c) The angels.
(d) The bull.

13. What persona does Frances take on while working for her Uncle Jameel?
(a) Louise Brooks.
(b) Valerie Perrine.
(c) Maria Ford.
(d) Joan Brown.

14. In the first few weeks of working for her Uncle Jameel, what is Frances NOT expected to do?
(a) Sing for the customers.
(b) Sleep with the customers.
(c) Strip for the customers.
(d) Serve drinks to the customers.

15. Why didn't Mercedes want Frances to raise her own son?
(a) Because she didn't think Frances was capable of love.
(b) Because she was jealous of Frances's ability to be a mother.
(c) Because she didn't want Frances raising a mixed race child.
(d) Because she didn't think Frances was mature enough.