2. Where did Betty sometimes take Smarsh with her when there was no one to look after Smarsh as a child?
(a) The carnival.
(b) Work.
(c) Her doctor's appointments.
(d) The welfare office.

3. What was the name of Smarsh's elementary school in Chapter 4?
(a) Wichita Elementary.
(b) OK Elementary.
(c) Baxter Elementary.
(d) Crown Elementary.

4. How much was the house Nick and Chris bought in Chapter 5?
(a) $125,000.
(b) $200,000.
(c) $300,000.
(d) $400,000.

5. Who did Smarsh's father marry in Chapter 4?
(a) Maria.
(b) Chris.
(c) Sally.
(d) Jennifer.

6. What kind of program does Smarsh's teacher recommend her for in Chapter 4?
(a) The special needs program.
(b) The gifted program.
(c) The dance program.
(d) The carpentry program.

7. What did Ray do to Betty in Chapter 6 that could easily have killed her?
(a) Made her drink too much alcohol.
(b) Poisoned her.
(c) Stabbed her in the foot.
(d) Shot her in the arm.

8. What did a big family of Vietnamese immigrants do for Jeannie to thank her for helping secure their home loan?
(a) Babysat for her.
(b) Painted her a picture.
(c) Cooked her and her family dinner.
(d) Bought her a car.

9. What car was Betty driving in Chapter 5 that she just left at the mechanic's when it broke down?
(a) A Mercury.
(b) A Ford pickup.
(c) A Corvette.
(d) A Honda.

10. Who was Jeannie's new boyfriend in Part IV?
(a) Marley.
(b) Bob.
(c) Ronald.
(d) Jackson.

11. Who was the District Attorney Smarsh ran into at work with her grandmother?
(a) Jennifer Smith.
(b) Marley Davidson.
(c) Nola Foulston.
(d) Mark Meadon.

12. Who was Betty's "brainy" older brother?
(a) Carl.
(b) Arnie.
(c) Robert.
(d) Chic.

13. How much did the bank say Nick and Chris qualified for for a loan in Chapter 5?
(a) $200,000.
(b) $75,000.
(c) $50,000.
(d) $150,000.

14. What business did Dorothy start in Chapter 5 that was fairly successful?
(a) A gun shop.
(b) A hair salon.
(c) A makeup business.
(d) A truck stop diner.

15. What kind of offense does Smarsh say just about every adult she knew had spent a night in jail for committing?
(a) Theft.
(b) Fraud.
(c) Homicide.
(d) DUI.