2. What does John's mother say about John?
(a) "You are so like your aunt."
(b) "You are so like your father and yet so different."
(c) "You are nothing like your father."
(d) "You are so much like Lonnie."

3. What does Kate think about his problems?
(a) That John might be overlooking the most obvious answer to his problems.
(b) That they are not really problems.
(c) She hates the way John complains.
(d) John has no problems.

4. What does Aunt Emily constantly keep her eye on?
(a) John's choices.
(b) John's hair.
(c) John's clothes.
(d) Kate's whims.

5. Who is John closest to in his family?
(a) Lonnie.
(b) His stepfather.
(c) His little sister.
(d) His mother.

6. Where does Walter offer to take Kate?
(a) To a Mardi Gras ball.
(b) To the movies.
(c) Out to dinner.
(d) To a show at the theater.

7. To whom is Kate now engaged?
(a) Walter.
(b) Michael.
(c) Jude.
(d) Sam.

8. Why does Sharon hurry from the car?
(a) She feels guilty about meeting John's family.
(b) She is playing hard to get.
(c) Her roommate is spying on her.
(d) Because she needs to meet her boyfreind.

9. What does John conceal from Sharon?
(a) That he has a girlfiend.
(b) That he is stalking her.
(c) That he loves her.
(d) The novel he is reading.

10. What body part is in pain after the accident?
(a) His thigh.
(b) His hand.
(c) His shoulder.
(d) His knee.

11. What is Kate fighting against?
(a) People who do not accept society.
(b) Getting married.
(c) Becoming a stereotypical woman of society.
(d) Being old and alone.

12. Why does John like to read these sorts of books?
(a) To see the amount of hate one group has for another.
(b) To understand the meaning of life.
(c) To see the love people have for others.
(d) To create a deeper meaning for his life.

13. Why does Kate ask John to marry him?
(a) John is attracted to Kate.
(b) He is very much in love with Kate.
(c) John wants to save Kate.
(d) He figures that Kate will not hurt them.

14. What is Sharon's roommate's name?
(a) Jenny
(b) Jannie.
(c) Joyce.
(d) Jill.

15. What does feeling "better" mean to Kate?
(a) It feels like she is not on the brink of abyss.
(b) Having a good meal.
(c) Going dancing.
(d) Being happy.