2. How does Mary ruin her first romantic relationship?
(a) She cheats on her lover with another man.
(b) She runs away and cries when the man kisses her.
(c) She refuses to marry him.
(d) She complains and nags him until he leaves her.

3. How have the last few months made Mary feel?
(a) Peaceful.
(b) Numb.
(c) Raw.
(d) Hurting.

4. What does Mary accuse Samson of stealing?
(a) Apricots.
(b) Potatoes.
(c) Bread.
(d) Raisins.

5. What is the South African equivalent to the word "class?"
(a) Race.
(b) Wealth.
(c) Spirit.
(d) Birthright.

6. What type of car does Charlie drive?
(a) Sleek Japanese.
(b) Fat American.
(c) Humble British.
(d) Modest European.

7. What was Charlie's job in London?
(a) Waiter.
(b) Dental hygenist.
(c) Petty thief.
(d) Grocer's assistant.

8. How far away is the station from the farm?
(a) Twenty-five miles.
(b) Seven miles.
(c) Two miles.
(d) Nine miles.

9. What was Mary afraid of above all else?
(a) Being alone.
(b) Dying.
(c) Men.
(d) Herself.

10. Why is Marston's relationship with the Turners?
(a) He is their real estate agent.
(b) He was going to help them turn their farm into a tobacco plantation.
(c) He was going to watch their farm.
(d) He is a distant cousin of Dick Turner.

11. What does Samson do after being punished?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Quit.
(c) Go in a corner and cry.
(d) Kill Mary.

12. What is the greatest satisfaction that Mary knows?
(a) Dick's abasement.
(b) Dick's approval.
(c) Dick's amusement.
(d) Dick's annoyance.

13. What does Mary use to buy decorations for the house?
(a) Dick's savings.
(b) A quarter of the previous year's grain sales.
(c) Money she stole from her old boss.
(d) Her own money.

14. What does Mary take for granted about Samson?
(a) That dealing with him will be a struggle.
(b) That he is not as smart as she is.
(c) That he will not hurt her.
(d) That he will do whatever she asks without question.

15. Why can't Mary stay at the Girl's Club?
(a) They don't take married women.
(b) She cannot afford their rates.
(c) The girls remember her and do not want her back.
(d) Mary is too old to stay there.