3. What does the old woman say is Pete's response to Maggie's question?
(a) "Of course."
(b) "We shall see."
(c) "Oh, hell, yes."
(d) "Certainly not."

4. During Chapter 18, how many women surround Pete?
(a) A half dozen.
(b) Three.
(c) Ten.
(d) A dozen.

5. How does Maggie look at Pete as they listen to the singer in Chapter 12?
(a) With fear and respect.
(b) With anger and remorse.
(c) With suspicion and jealousy.
(d) With wonder and reliance.

6. What is the name of the "forlorn woman" who is wandering at the beginning of Chapter 15?
(a) Hattie.
(b) Nellie.
(c) Sadie.
(d) Maggie.

7. What does Pete throw on the table just before falling asleep?
(a) A used cocktail napkin.
(b) A handful of coins.
(c) Two or three bills.
(d) His beer glass.

8. To whom in the crowd does the "painted" girl throw her glances?
(a) Older men who are alone.
(b) Single men in fine clothes.
(c) The rural and untaught men.
(d) Working class men with their wives.

9. What is the first object thrown in the saloon fight?
(a) A chair.
(b) A beer glass.
(c) A tin pail.
(d) A lemon.

10. As Chapter 17 opens, from where are most of the people in the crowd coming?
(a) Church.
(b) Work.
(c) The theater.
(d) The museum.

11. Where does the "painted" girl end up in her wandering?
(a) Outside Pete's saloon.
(b) Near the river.
(c) Uptown.
(d) Among rows of houses.

12. Who charges in to break up the saloon fight?
(a) The spectators.
(b) Maggie.
(c) Mudder.
(d) A policeman.

13. To whom does Mother proclaim her grief, saying, "May Gawd forgive dat girl"?
(a) Jimmie.
(b) The neighbors.
(c) The old woman.
(d) The priest.

14. How many daughters does the bespectacled, mocking police justice say that Mudder has a record of ruining?
(a) 8.
(b) 37.
(c) 42.
(d) 12.

15. When she thinks about Maggie begging to come home at some future date, what does Mudder do?
(a) Weep mournfully.
(b) Wring her hands.
(c) Laugh gleefully.
(d) Smile vindictively.