4. The sharpest division in the student body was between who?
(a) Those who excelled in course and those who did not
(b) Those who were the sons of Boston's elite and those who were not
(c) Those who lived in New England and those from the South
(d) Those who were athletic and those who were not

5. Who did Theodore become engaged to?
(a) Sarah Hunt
(b) Betsy Gemna
(c) Abigail Long
(d) Edith Carow

6. Who disapproved of Theodore entering into politics?
(a) Aunt Annie
(b) Alice
(c) Mittie
(d) Uncle James Alfred

7. In what year did Theodore and Alice first meet?
(a) 1899
(b) 1862
(c) 1878
(d) 1904

8. After Elliott, who reached the house first to learn of Mittie and Alice?
(a) Bamie
(b) Aunt Anna
(c) Theodore
(d) Corinne

9. When did the formal announcement of Theodore and Alice's engagement appear?
(a) October 9
(b) May 31
(c) December 21
(d) February 14

10. What was Alice diagnosed with?
(a) Bright's disease
(b) Cancer
(c) Ryan's syndrome
(d) Internal bleeding

11. What bill did Theodore become involved with in his first year?
(a) Horse Bill
(b) Milk Bill
(c) Cigar Bill
(d) Laundry Bill

12. Most people thought Theodore was likable, but also __________________.
(a) Serious
(b) Depressed
(c) Angry
(d) Peculiar

13. Who was named as the running mate for the Presidential nominee?
(a) Chester Arthur
(b) Douglas Robinson
(c) John A. Logan
(d) George Hayes

14. Who was kept up to date on family events through letters?
(a) Mittie
(b) Bamie
(c) Elliott
(d) Corinne

15. What led Theodore into politics?
(a) Curiosity and duty
(b) Fate and good luck
(c) Power and responsibility
(d) Competition and ambition