2. Why does Margaret throw herself in front of Mr. Thornton?
(a) Because she tries to protect him.
(b) She doesn't; she just accidentally trips.
(c) Because she wants him to run her over.
(d) Because she is in love with him.

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

4. Who unlocks the door for Mr. Thornton as he prepares to address the angry mob outside his home?
(a) Dixon.
(b) Mrs. Thornton.
(c) Bessy.
(d) Margaret.

5. What does Margaret note about Mr. Thornton during the Thorntons' dinner party?
(a) How authoritative he sounds.
(b) How rich he is.
(c) How handsome he is.
(d) How rude he is.

6. Where is Mrs. Hale originally from?
(a) Buenos Aires.
(b) Washington, D.C.
(c) Paris.
(d) London.

7. Who spends most of the time talking to Fanny during dinner at the Hales'?
(a) Dixon.
(b) Mrs. Hale.
(c) Mr. Hale.
(d) Margaret.

8. What other character in "North and South" has a water bed?
(a) Dixon.
(b) Mrs. Thornton.
(c) Bessy.
(d) Margaret.

9. What does Bessy think would make her be less ill?
(a) Having a boyfriend.
(b) Having money for a real doctor.
(c) Not having smoked cigarettes for so long.
(d) Living in the South.

10. 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) The English soccer team.
(b) His distrust of Parliament.
(c) The weather.
(d) A recent editorial in the newspaper.

11. What feelings does Mr. Thornton confess to Margaret after the incident with the striking workers at his home?
(a) That he finds her very strange and silly.
(b) That he thinks she has gone mad.
(c) That he is embarrassed she would be seen in public with him.
(d) That he loves her.

12. What is Mrs. Hale jealous of when it comes to Mr. Hale's tutoring?
(a) His ability to leave the house and travel.
(b) None of these answers is correct.
(c) The money he makes while she is not allowed to work.
(d) His close relationship with Mr. Thornton.

13. What does Mr. Hale think his wife needs to deal with her illness?
(a) Holy water.
(b) A priest.
(c) Another servant.
(d) A trip to Paris.

14. What does Margaret confess to her father, after the Thorntons' dinner party, about her opinion of Mr. Thornton?
(a) That she is beginning to like him.
(b) That she think he is as much of an arrogant jerk as ever.
(c) That she both fears and respects him.
(d) That she thinks he is secretly in love with her.

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