2. Why is Jerome not enjoying the spring weather?
(a) He is lonely
(b) He has allergies
(c) He has too many animals
(d) He likes winter

3. As a team effort, Donald and Emma Lou share the task of...
(a) Husking the corn and feeding the raccoons
(b) Mashing the potatoes
(c) Gathering up corn cobs
(d) Setting the table

4. Donald shares his idea about...
(a) Selling the animals for hunting
(b) Penning all the animals together
(c) Selling the animals to replenish wildlife
(d) Selling the animals for fur

5. All of the Eppy men, including young Ben, decide to ...
(a) Smoke a pipe
(b) Enjoy the tree
(c) Interrogate Jerome
(d) Rest for a while

6. Emma Lou and Jerome decide to...
(a) Clear out the animals
(b) Clean the house
(c) Make sandwiches
(d) Make popcorn

7. The weather for Jerome's Christmas party is...
(a) Sunny and warm
(b) Clear and cold
(c) Rainy
(d) Snowy

8. Jerome realizes that, secretly, that...
(a) He wants the deer in the house
(b) He likes Donald Roger
(c) He needs some quiet time
(d) He is very lonely

9. Donald is not proud of himself regarding...
(a) Officer Hinkle's visit
(b) The death of Mrs. Grouch
(c) His mean dogs
(d) His deer hunting

10. His mood lifted, Jerome asks Donald to...
(a) Smoke a pipe with him
(b) Stay on for the evening
(c) Bring more food to him
(d) Come for dinner the next night

11. It worries Jerome that Donald might...
(a) Step on the baby raccoons
(b) Encounter Emma Lou on his visits
(c) Report him again to Hinkle
(d) Take away all the animals

12. Emma sees the corn cobs on the floor and...
(a) Is disgusted with poor housekeeping
(b) Does not mention them
(c) Cleans them up
(d) Wonders why Jerome has not swept

13. Donald and Emma Lou are...
(a) Surprised to see one another
(b) Angry at Jerome for tricking them
(c) Set on training the animals
(d) Jealous of Old Grouch's attentions

14. Emma Lou has been eating quite a bit of...
(a) Fresh bread
(b) Chicken
(c) Venison
(d) Rabbit meat

15. Emma asks Jerome if she can fix...
(a) A slice of toast for him
(b) An egg and bacon for herself
(c) His cabinet openers
(d) A piece of venison for the brood