1. What would happen to the women of Cossethay if the vicar, Lord William, and Mrs. Hardy were taken away from them?
(a) They would feel more at ease in public.
(b) They would feel more successful with their lives.
(c) They would feel less intimidated.
(d) They would be heavy, uninspired, and hateful.

2. How do Anna and Will react as the men continue singing in the garden?
(a) They become angry, wishing the men would leave.
(b) They look out the window and join in the singing.
(c) They go to another room, so they won't hear the singing.
(d) They hold each other close, no longer hearing the voices.

3. How does Anna react as she sits at the bar while Tom goes to sell his cow at the cattle market?
(a) She feels alone and thinks Tom will never come back to get her.
(b) She likes talking to all the men at the market.
(c) She feels grown up and hopes Tom will stay away for a while.
(d) She enjoys all the men, smells, and noise around her.

4. What continues to torment Tom even though he is proud and fulfilled in his marriage?
(a) He is afraid his sons will not want the farm.
(b) He worries about the farm and finances.
(c) He worried that his sons will fight over the farm.
(d) He yearns for Anna's love because she is his hope.

5. What do Paul, a young doctor, and Lydia Lensky, a nurse, represent in Poland?
(a) A traditional Polish couple
(b) The joys of marriage
(c) The new movement begun in Russia
(d) The obedience of Polish citizens