1. Why does Mrs. Tulliver panic when she cannot find Maggie?
(a) She thinks that Maggie runs away.
(b) She thinks that Maggie is getting into trouble.
(c) She thinks that Maggie should apologize to Lucy.
(d) She thinks that Maggie drowns in the pond.

2. Why does Philip's deformity make Maggie feel more tender toward him?
(a) She lacks confidence in her ability to inspire love in anyone who is not deformed.
(b) She thinks the hunchback is very handsome.
(c) She likes to have her love appreciated by those who are not used to it.
(d) She feels sorry for Philip because he is made fun of in the past.

3. How does Maggie try to stem her loneliness while she is living at home and nursing her father back to health?
(a) She visits all her old childhood haunts in the neighborhood.
(b) She finds Tom's old schoolbooks and begins to study them.
(c) She talks with Bob whenever he comes to visit.
(d) She sits with her mother and tries to cheer her up.

4. Why is Maggie nervous about seeing Tom when he comes home?
(a) She thinks he forgets about her since he is away.
(b) She fears that Tom is upset about being sent away to study.
(c) She forgets to feed his rabbits and they die.
(d) She wants to convince him to take her fishing with him.

5. Why does Lucy say that she rather not be engaged?
(a) She does not like Stephen that well.
(b) She fears that her family does not approve of Stephen.
(c) Being engaged means you get married soon.
(d) She likes to skip the engagement and just get married.