1. Why does the silk Lefty sells in the market not earn much money?
(a) The silk is of poor quality and can only be used to make organzine.
(b) He brings the cocoons to market too late in the day.
(c) Desdemona does not give him enough cocoons to sell.
(d) The merchants are poor and are unable to pay much for the silk.

2. What does the narrator say his purpose for telling this story?
(a) To share his family history.
(b) To convince the reader to accept him.
(c) To record the history of his genetic anomaly.
(d) To explain why he is the way he is.

3. How does Bob Presto know that Cal/Callie is not a college student?
(a) Cal/Callie takes a job working for Bob Presto.
(b) Cal/Callie does not have a high school diploma.
(c) Cal/Callie does not know what city Stanford is in.
(d) Cal/Callie wants to go to San Francisco instead of Los Angeles.

4. How does Callie avoid going to the theatre with her parents?
(a) She runs away from the hotel.
(b) She tells them she is too tired.
(c) She stays at the clinic with Dr. Luce.
(d) She tells them she has menstrual cramps.

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