1. The precise timing necessary for Nector and Lulu's routine suggests:
(a) Lulu and Nector are afraid of getting caught.
(b) Lulu and Nector are bored with one another.
(c) Being with Lulu is exhausting for Nector because she is a perfectionist.
(d) Being with Lulu, as a wife and mother, is not so different from being with Marie.

2. The description of Lulu's work in the kitchen-- filling pots by pointing at them, taking things from the oven that had never been put in--suggests:
(a) She is efficient and prepares dinner in advance.
(b) She has thrown dinner together without much care.
(c) She is overworked and exhausted.
(d) She has some sort of magical powers or witchcraft.

3. Albertine's mother does not tell her about June's death because:
(a) She wants to punish Albertine for leaving the reservation.
(b) She worries that Albertine will forget her studies and come home.
(c) She knows Albertine hasn't forgiven June for leaving.
(d) She does not think Albertine will want to know.

4. The incident that convinces Lipsha to make the love medicine is:
(a) When he learns that Nector has been.
(b) When he learns that Nector's rare lucid time is spent.
(c) When Nector enters his.
(d) When Nector starts.

5. Henry continues to tell himself to "advise restraint" throughout the evening in order to:
(a) Keep himself from breaking the bathroom door down.
(b) Keep himself from acting suddenly or violently.
(c) Keep himself from drinking too much.
(d) Keep himself from running away from Albertine.