1. Why does Maggie run away to live with the gypsies?
(a) She hopes the gypsies take her along when they leave town.
(b) She wants to visit a friend who is a gypsy.
(c) She is often been told that she is wild like a gypsy.
(d) She wants to buy something from the gypsies.

2. Why does Mrs. Glegg decide to let Mr. Tulliver keep the money a while longer?
(a) She does not want to cause problems for her sister's family.
(b) She is getting a good rate of interest from him.
(c) She regrets fighting with Mr. Tulliver and with Mr. Glegg about money.
(d) She does not really need the money.

3. Why is Maggie not punished for her behavior after running away and coming home again?
(a) The aunts and the uncles think Maggie is too wicked even to speak to about her behavior.
(b) Tom feels so guilty about the way he treats Maggie that he decides not to tease her.
(c) Her father forbids her mother and Tom to punish or reproach her.
(d) Her mother is so upset after thinking Maggie drowns that she cannot bear to punish her.

4. Why does Mrs. Glegg get angry with Mr. Glegg the morning after they come home from visiting the Tullivers?
(a) She feels that he does not allow her to visit her sister often enough.
(b) She feels that he does not do enough chores around the house.
(c) She feels he does not support her in the argument with Mr. Tulliver.
(d) She feels that he is not careful enough about money.

5. What does the narrator think of Mrs. Pullet's grief over old Mrs. Sutton's death?
(a) She considers it to be genuine and sincere.
(b) She feels that it is unnecessarily melodramatic.
(c) She considers it to be phony and contrived.
(d) She thinks it is intended to irritate the Dodson sisters.