1. After the incident with Officer Doyle and the killing of the animal with the M-80, how does Frank feel about fireworks?
(a) He no longer wants to buy any with the money he has saved.
(b) He is afraid of them and empathizes with his father's fear of them.
(c) He still loves them but sees now that they are dangerous.
(d) He wants to buy them and give them to Karl so an older person can set them off and Frank can just watch.

2. What reason does Warren Redstone cite for the 1862 attack on the white settlers by the Sioux tribe?
(a) Because the Sioux had discovered the white settlers' use of smallpox-infected blankets to kill their tribe members.
(b) Because the Sioux were starving and had been denied food promised them in a treaty.
(c) Because the white settlers had attacked the Sioux first.
(d) Because the Sioux realized that the white settlers wanted to own land the Sioux had occupied for centuries.

3. Who touches Lise and sends her into a screaming fit after Emil attempted suicide?
(a) Frank.
(b) One of the firemen who arrive at the scene.
(c) Nathan.
(d) One of the policemen who arrive at the scene.

4. To whom does Jake think Frank should apologize and why?
(a) He thinks Frank should apologize to Morris so that neither he nor Jake will be beat up.
(b) He thinks Franks should apologize to Karl so that both he and Jake will still be offered rides in Karl's sports car.
(c) He thinks Frank should apologize to Nathan so that neither he nor Jake will be grounded again.
(d) He thinks Frank should apologize to Ariel to keep her from telling the boys' secrets to their parents.

5. When Frank leaves Emil and Lise's house and goes to Warren Redstone's lean-to, who does he see there?
(a) Nathan.
(b) Warren Redstone.
(c) Gus.
(d) Officer Doyle.