3. Who is Mudder trying to start a fight with after she enters the tenement building?
(a) Maggie and Pete.
(b) The old woman.
(c) Mary Murphy.
(d) Miss Smith.

4. After the show, what does Pete ask Maggie to give him before she goes into the apartment?
(a) A promise.
(b) Her umbrella.
(c) Her heart.
(d) A kiss.

5. What does Mudder do all day Friday?
(a) Cook dinner.
(b) Beg on Fifth Avenue.
(c) Drink whiskey.
(d) Clean the apartment.

6. Which boy does Jimmie fight with over his performance in the fight?
(a) Angus.
(b) Roger.
(c) Blue Billie.
(d) Pete.

7. What does Jimmie believe fine clothing represents?
(a) Superiority.
(b) Education.
(c) Weakness.
(d) Richness.

8. As he argues with Fader in the doorway, with what does Jimmie get hit?
(a) A piece of wood.
(b) A rock.
(c) An empty pail.
(d) An empty bottle.

9. What is Mudder often doing at home in Chapter 8?
(a) Helping neighbors.
(b) Sleeping off a hangover.
(c) Drinking and raving.
(d) Cleaning and cooking.

10. As he drinks at the bar, to what does Fader liken his home?
(a) Hell.
(b) Jail.
(c) Heaven.
(d) The zoo.

11. In addition to dancing, what is the girl who starts the show in Chapter 7 doing?
(a) Playing the piano.
(b) Acting.
(c) Juggling,
(d) Singing.

12. What does the author say disguises Maggie's looks when she is a child?
(a) Fear.
(b) Dirt.
(c) Shadows.
(d) Bruises.

13. Where is Maggie while Pete and Jimmie exchange tales of valor in Chapter 5?
(a) Hanging laundry outside.
(b) In another room.
(c) In the shadows.
(d) At work.

14. What vehicle does Jimmie fear, respect, and love with "a distant dog-like devotion"?
(a) Bicycles.
(b) Fine trucks.
(c) Fire engines.
(d) Police wagons.

15. In Chapter 2, what accusation starts the altercation between Fader and Mudder?
(a) She accuses him of infidelity.
(b) He accuses her of drinking.
(c) She accuses him of drinking.
(d) He accuses her of not keeping the house clean.