1. What argument does Troy use to talk Rose into taking care of the baby?
(a) He says the baby hasn't done anything to hurt her.
(b) He says that the baby is his child.
(c) He says that Rose has always wanted a daughter.
(d) He says that Rose is a wonderful mother.

2. What is Troy doing with the baby as Rose comes out from the house and listens to him?
(a) Humming an old song about a dog.
(b) Telling the baby the history of the family.
(c) Tapping his foot and rocking the baby.
(d) Singing a lullaby to the baby.

3. What does Rose ask Troy not to do when Troy comments that Alberta was not alone in the world?
(a) Rose asks Troy not to push her away.
(b) Rose asks Troy to forget about Alberta.
(c) Rose asks Troy to ask for forgiveness.
(d) Rose asks Troy to judge everyone fairly.

4. Why does Troy say that he's not impressed that Cory's being scouted by a football recruiter?
(a) Because there's no money to be made by black men playing sports.
(b) Because Cory isn't really talented.
(c) Because Cory isn't making the kind of money he should to help his parents out.
(d) Because Cory will never amount to anything.

5. When Troy sends Cory in for another saw, what does Troy ask Bono?
(a) He asks Bono not to tell Cory about Alberta.
(b) He asks Bono to try and talk to Cory about not playing football.
(c) He asks Bono to stay around to work on the fence.
(d) He asks what Bono means by talking about Rose the way he did.