1. When Oliver talks to a Dean at the school about his situation, what does the Dean suggest?
(a) That Jenny should be able to pay for Oliver's tuition.
(b) That Oliver not drag the school into a family feud.
(c) That if Oliver cannot come up with the tuition, then he'll be a lousy lawyer.
(d) That Oliver delay starting law school for a year.

2. What does Oliver admit to himself about Jenny?
(a) That he's not really interested in her and just wants sex.
(b) That she is too poor for him to consider seriously.
(c) That she comes from a lower-class family and therefore he could never marry her.
(d) That he feels differently about her than other girls he's dating.

3. What does the dinner conversation foreshadow in Oliver's life?
(a) Oliver joining the Peace Corps.
(b) His father's disapproval of Jenny.
(c) Oliver being disinherited.
(d) Oliver's father dying in a car crash.

4. What is Oliver surprised to find out about Jenny?
(a) That she wears a gold cross.
(b) That she expects Oliver to marry her now.
(c) That she is already pregnant from another guy.
(d) That she has three tattoos.

5. What does Oliver say about the conversation he and his father have at dinner?
(a) It interests him.
(b) He doesn't understand what his father is asking of him.
(c) He is willing to do what his father asks him in the conversation.
(d) They've had it many times before.