1. In one sense, the title of the chapter, "A bridge," comes from:
(a) The bar trick Henry does with knives and glasses.
(b) The trick Albertine does with her barrette in the bus station.
(c) A reflection Henry sees in the pawnshop window.
(d) The place where Henry and Albertine met.

2. The family does not seek help for Henry's depression because:
(a) The veteran's hospital is too far away, and the medicine man thinks Henry is a lost soul.
(b) Henry refuses help from anyone.
(c) Henry's mother believes the medicine man is a fake, and they cannot afford the veteran's hospital.
(d) The veteran's hospital only medicates patients, and the medicine man wants revenge on Henry's mother.

3. Why does Marie love to go to Mass as a child?
(a) She longs to be a nun.
(b) It teaches her about being a saint.
(c) It is her only opportunity to go into town unchaperoned.
(d) She has a mail-order Catholic soul.

4. Beverly rationalizes his tryst with Lulu after Henry's funeral as:
(a) The result of two people getting over the grief of loss.
(b) The result of Lulu's desire to have one last child.
(c) The result of their long-buried passion for one another.
(d) The result of Lulu's effect on men.

5. When Marie says she "did for Nector what [she] learned from the nun," she means:
(a) She struggles to overpower him.
(b) She blames his actions on
(c) She tries to scar him.
(d) She offers him salvation and forgiveness.