1. What does Callie do to try to remove the memory of having sex with Jerome?
(a) She decides to pretend like it never happened.
(b) She tells Jerome to never come near her again.
(c) She scrubs her body repeatedly during her morning shower.
(d) She confesses to the Object hoping that telling her will make her feel better.

2. How does the Object act towards Callie the morning after the hunting lodge visit?
(a) She is angry at Callie for having sex with her brother.
(b) She is eager to tell Callie about her feelings for Rex.
(c) She does not talk to Callie.
(d) She is eager to hear details about Callie's night with Jerome.

3. What is the first luxury Milton purchases with the insurance money?
(a) A new home in Grosse Pointe.
(b) A Cadillac.
(c) The first Hercules Hot Dog stand.
(d) Plane tickets to Turkey.

4. Why does the narrator say that the riots were "the best thing that ever happened to us"?
(a) Fear of having their home and business destroyed during the riots brought the Stephanides family closer together.
(b) The riots made the Stephanides family develop a strong sense of pride in their Greek heritage.
(c) Because the Zebra Room was a failing business, it was a relief to the family to not have to worry about profits any more.
(d) Because Lefty had three insurance policies on the Zebra Room, the family was paid a large sum of money when the business burned down.

5. Why are realtors reluctant to sell Milton a home in Grosse Pointe?
(a) Because of the way he dresses.
(b) Because of his loud voice.
(c) Because they do not believe he can afford the mortgage.
(d) Because of his Greek background.