3. How do the boys in town move Queen Aggie from place to place?
(a) On a horse.
(b) In a wagon.
(c) In a car.
(d) In a wheelbarrow.

4. What is unique about Almeda in her family?
(a) She has one blue eye and one green eye.
(b) She got gray hair at age 18.
(c) She has a lisp.
(d) She is the last surviving member.

5. All the people in town are under what age?
(a) 50.
(b) 75.
(c) 30.
(d) 100.

6. In what year was the book of poetry written?
(a) 1972.
(b) 2002.
(c) 1910.
(d) 1865.

7. According to Almeda, marriage would mean __________________ existence.
(a) A fun-filled.
(b) An exhilirating.
(c) A joyful.
(d) An austere.

8. Which of the following roles did Almeda not assume for her father after the death of her mother?
(a) Hostess.
(b) Companion.
(c) Housekeeper.
(d) Business partner.

9. Which of the Great Lakes is Champlain said to have sailed?
(a) Lake Huron.
(b) Lake Superior.
(c) Lake Ontario.
(d) Lake Erie.

10. Almeda lives in a ________________ society.
(a) Wealthy.
(b) Cultural.
(c) Male-dominated.
(d) Primitive.

11. What is unique about Queen Aggie?
(a) She can put her legs behind her head.
(b) She is always drunk.
(c) She has a white streak on the front of her hair.
(d) She can speak ten languages.

12. What is Almeda's social status in town?
(a) Lower class.
(b) Middle class.
(c) Poverty.
(d) Upper class.

13. What is the title of one of Almeda's poems?
(a) Champlain at the Mouth of the Meneseteung.
(b) Complaints from the Mouth of Meneseteung.
(c) Drinking Champagne on the Meneseteung.
(d) Champagne Bubbles Tickle My Mouth.

14. Almeda waits for Jarvis to ________________________.
(a) Take her out driving
(b) Ask her to dinner.
(c) Make the first romantic move.
(d) Finish his tea.

15. Almeda is not considered to be _______________ yet.
(a) An old maid.
(b) A philanthropist.
(c) A wealthy woman.
(d) An accomplished author.