2. What advice does Queen give Booker after Adam’s death?
(a) Not to let go of him until he’s ready.
(b) To stage a ritual to let him go.
(c) To let it go and move on.
(d) To Say the things he needs to say to him.

3. When did Booker’s family’s routines change?
(a) When Booker graduated high school.
(b) When Booker got his first job.
(c) When Booker left the house.
(d) When Adam disappeared.

4. Bride says that Booker doesn’t have to love her but he does have to do what?
(a) Be her friend.
(b) Answer her.
(c) Respect her.
(d) Give her her adult body back.

5. What is the title Booker imagines for his book?
(a) The Economics of Jim Crow.
(b) Mammon and Slaves.
(c) The Cross and the Vault.
(d) Race and Industrial Economics.

6. Why did Rain leave her mother’s house?
(a) Because her mother’s clients were sexually abusing her.
(b) Because there was never anything to eat there.
(c) Because her mother beat her.
(d) Because her mother was never home.

7. What does Booker want instead of death for Adam’s killer?
(a) He says that he wants restitution.
(b) He says that he wants justice.
(c) He says that he wants his life.
(d) He says that he wants his brother back.

8. What part of Queen’s body did Bride leave fro Booker to wash?
(a) Her feet.
(b) Her hands.
(c) Her head.
(d) Her wounds.

9. Where had Steve and Evelyn first met?
(a) London.
(b) Reed College.
(c) Mexico.
(d) India.

10. What did the killer use as ‘bait’ to bring boys to him?
(a) A dog.
(b) Candy.
(c) A girl.
(d) Money.

11. What color are Rain’s eyes?
(a) Brown.
(b) Blue.
(c) Emerald.
(d) Coal-black.

12. What causes Booker to jump and say ‘I love you, I love you’ to Bride?
(a) She says that she redeemed his trumpet from the pawn shop.
(b) She tells him that she doesn’t want to live without him.
(c) She tells him that she is pregnant.
(d) She says that she loves him.

13. Where does Mr. Ponti say Booker is from?
(a) A town called Whiskey.
(b) Los Angeles.
(c) Chicago.
(d) New York.

14. What does Bride think she is turning into with the changes in her body?
(a) The brave child she ought to have been.
(b) The child she might have had.
(c) A child who could be raised by loving parents.
(d) A scared little black girl.

15. What does Booker say is the connection between his leaving and his brother’s death?
(a) He says that he thought Bride wanted to forgive someone as monstrous as his brother’s murderer.
(b) He says that he loved her too much to watch herself give her love away the way he had been giving his love away grieving his brother.
(c) He says that he couldn't stay with someone who was also carrying so much childhood trauma.
(d) He says that he found it easier to grieve leaving Bride, like it was easier grieving his brother.