1. When does the psychiatrist say Dr. Summer can see Hatter?
(a) The next day.
(b) He says Dr. Summer cannot see Hatter.
(c) That afternoon.
(d) The following week.

2. What does Rhinehart take from Claude in his office?
(a) A snip of his hair and a clipping of his finger nails.
(b) A snip of his hair and a section of his shirt collar.
(c) A snip of his hair and a vial of blood.
(d) His badge and keys.

3. What does Dr. Summer realize about Hatter through the stories she tells?
(a) Hatter is not who Dr. Summer once thought she was.
(b) Hatter is caught between her Navajo heritage and the white world she is not equipped to function in.
(c) She has created an elaborate web of stories to protect herself.
(d) All of these.

4. Why does Rhinehart warn Dr. Summer against taking Hatter out for the day?
(a) The girls are sometimes uncomfortable outside of the Reformatory.
(b) She will not want to return to the Reformatory after having such a great day in the real world.
(c) Not to let Hatter convince him to let her free.
(d) Hatter may try to run away from him.

5. Why does Claude strap Hatter to the hospital bed the morning after Dr. Summer returns?
(a) He does not give a reason for this treatment.
(b) She attacked him when he brought her breakfast.
(c) She attempted to escape during the night.
(d) She did not eat enough the day before to warrant bypassing being fed intravenously.