1. Why does Mrs. Tulliver not want Maggie to do any work that is hard on her hands?
(a) She still hopes for a good marriage for Maggie and wants her hands kept soft.
(b) She fears that Maggie hurts herself doing hard work.
(c) She worries that Maggie gets the idea of looking for work as a housemaid.
(d) She thinks of Maggie as her baby because she is the youngest.

2. How do Maggie and Stephen react to their growing interest in each other?
(a) They begin to write each other letters.
(b) They try to ignore each other and focus on Maggie.
(c) They spend as much time together as they can.
(d) They start meeting secretly.

3. Why does Maggie come to get Tom at school during his last quarter at King's Lorton?
(a) Mr. Tulliver needs Tom to testify in the lawsuit.
(b) Mr. Tulliver becomes a farmer and needs Tom to work on the farm.
(c) Mr. Tulliver loses the lawsuit and has to give up all his property.
(d) Mr. Tulliver wants Tom to return home in order to run the mill.

4. How does their father's death affect Maggie and Tom's relationship?
(a) They decide to tolerate each other.
(b) Their attitudes toward each other are unchanged.
(c) They forgive each other.
(d) They blame each other.

5. What does Philip argue with his father, Mr. Wakem, about?
(a) He tries to convince his father to sell the mill.
(b) He tells his father that he wants to get a job.
(c) He tells his father that he is in love with Maggie.
(d) He argues that the dispute with the Tullivers should be set aside.