2. What does Dr. Donaldson tell Margaret the name of her mother's illnes is?
(a) Cystic fibrosis.
(b) Lung disease.
(c) Oshgoodslaughter's disease.
(d) He never names it.

3. What does Margaret tell Mr. Hale about Dr. Donaldson's diagnosis of her mother?
(a) That she just needs a rest.
(b) That she will not make it through the night.
(c) That she has cancer.
(d) That she is faking it.

4. What kind act has Mary done for Bessy that Margaret sees when she comes for a visit one day?
(a) Tidies up and put Bessy in front of a roaring fire.
(b) Given Bessy a pedicure.
(c) Given Bessy a back massage.
(d) Given Bessy lots of pain medicine.

5. Who is Dr. Donaldson?
(a) The doctor who everyone thinks has gone mad.
(b) The doctor interested in dating Margaret.
(c) The doctor recommended by Mrs. Thornton to Mr. Hale.
(d) The doctor charged with giving everyone flu shots.

6. Who is Mr. Bell?
(a) A reporter.
(b) A priest.
(c) A teacher.
(d) A landlord.

7. Who is Bessy?
(a) All of these answers are correct.
(b) A young woman Margaret wants to become friends with.
(c) Someone who is very ill.
(d) The daughter of Mr. Higgins.

8. What lightens Mrs. Hale's miserable mood after the Hales have begun their journey to Milton?
(a) Seeing all the fine shops.
(b) Being in London.
(c) All of these answers are correct.
(d) Remembering shopping for her wedding dress.

9. Where do the Hales stop for a few days on their way to Milton?
(a) New York City.
(b) London.
(c) Buenos Aires.
(d) Madrid.

10. What gets Margaret noticed upon her arrival in Milton?
(a) The fact that she always has her nose in a book.
(b) Her funny way of speaking.
(c) Her refined dress sense.
(d) Her long legs.

11. During dinner with Mr. Thornton at their home, who admits to not liking the dirty air in Milton?
(a) Margaret.
(b) Mr. Hale.
(c) Mrs. Hale.
(d) Dixon.

12. During the tense argument between Mr. THronton and the Hales during their first dinner together, what does Mr. Hale change the topic to to relieve the tension?
(a) A recent editorial in the newspaper.
(b) His distrust of Parliament.
(c) The weather.
(d) The English soccer team.

13. In what country does "North and South" take place?
(a) America.
(b) England.
(c) Canada.
(d) Spain and France.

14. What advice does Mrs. Thornton give her daughter about Margaret?
(a) To become friendly so she can steal her money.
(b) To stick by her, as that girl is going places!
(c) To not become friends with her.
(d) To keep an eye out for her; she seems untrustworthy.

15. What is Mr. Thornton's first impression of Margaret?
(a) That she is loud and obnoxious.
(b) That she is annoying and dumb.
(c) That she is uppity and rude.
(d) That she is shy and beautiful.