1. Gerry is the son who is most like Lulu because:
(a) He has black eyes and is frequently in trouble.
(b) He cares for the other boys like his own sons.
(c) He laughs easily and is a born leader.
(d) He teaches the others to follow Lulu.

2. When Albertine says she "would never know how heavy a ton was unless it fell on [her]" she suggests:
(a) That love can not be measured.
(b) She has not known the same kind of love as Dot and Gerry.
(c) She does not really understand her job.
(d) She does not really approve of Dot and Gerry's relationship.

3. Beverly surrenders to Lulu's charms at the end of the story because:
(a) He thinks it will persuade her to release Henry Jr.
(b) He has always been powerless against her.
(c) He feels he owes it to his brother to stay.
(d) He is afraid of what the sons will do if he tries to leave.

4. Lipsha thinks his love medicine didn't work because:
(a) Nector was destined to be with Lulu.
(b) Nector refused to eat the turkey heart.
(c) He couldn't get the blessing of the priest.
(d) It was only a deception.

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