3. As the Depression wore on, where did Theodore work more and more?
(a) His charities
(b) The family bank
(c) The glass import warehouse
(d) The new house

4. What was on the top floor of the new house?
(a) Art gallery
(b) Taxidermy lab
(c) Gymnasium
(d) Offices

5. How old was Theodore when he first met Mittie?
(a) Thirteen
(b) Four
(c) Nineteen
(d) Ten

6. During the summers of 1871 and 1872, the family stayed along what river?
(a) Grand River
(b) Hudson River
(c) Missouri River
(d) Amazon River

7. Teedie changed what in his letters sent home to his family?
(a) The stationery he used
(b) The university he sent the letters from
(c) The name he signed the letters with
(d) His penmenship

8. What did Teedie have a fear of?
(a) His bedroom
(b) The Metropolitan Museum
(c) Madison Square Church
(d) His grandparent's house

9. Who was the family greeted by in Europe?
(a) Captain James Bulloch and Irvine
(b) Mittie's father, Grant
(c) General Grant and his wife
(d) Mrs. Lincoln

10. When did many of Teedie's attacks happen?
(a) Monday night
(b) Wednesday afternoon
(c) Thursday mornings
(d) Sunday morning

11. When did the family arrive in Paris?
(a) October 1861
(b) June 1890
(c) November 1901
(d) March 1870

12. How did Theodore feel about the nomination?
(a) Happy because he believed the best choice was made
(b) Satisfied that it wasn't the person he didn't want elected
(c) Depressed that he didn't like the choice
(d) Angry that it wasn't his candidate

13. Who died in October 1864?
(a) Mittie
(b) Bamie
(c) Mrs. Bulloch
(d) Aunt Anna

14. Roscoe Conkling wanted to run for what office?
(a) Senator
(b) Representative
(c) President
(d) Governor

15. Teedie's attacks often came after what?
(a) Being separated from Mittie
(b) A day of melancholy
(c) Extreme happiness
(d) A day of hiking