1. When Michael and Angel are married, what does she say instead of "yes"?
(a) "Why not?"
(b) Nothing at all.
(c) "Oh, no."
(d) "Halleluiah!"

2. By the beginning of the fourth chapter, how many times has Angel had said "no" to Michael's marriage proposal?
(a) Three times.
(b) Once.
(c) Two times.
(d) Five times.

3. When Angel tells Michael to call her whatever he wants, what does he name her?
(a) Mara, meaning bitter.
(b) Blythe, meaning joyous.
(c) Sarah, meaning princess.
(d) Tristyn, meaning sad.

4. When Mae dies, what does Rab do to try to help Sarah?
(a) He takes Sarah to a man he believes wants to adopt her.
(b) He asks a trusted friend to take Sarah in as a daughter.
(c) He does his best to be a wonderful father to Sarah.
(d) He sells his possessions to provide for Sarah's education.

5. When Angel tells Michael, "You and God better not expect much," he replies ...
(a) "God will supply all my needs."
(b) "Time waits for no man."
(c) "I want everything."
(d) "I don't want anything."

Short Answer Questions

1. When Michael was telling Angel his plans for the land and the cabin, Angel said that he had enough work planned to last a long while. What was his reply?

2. Why did Angel tell Michael she was staying at the brothel?

3. What is the major lesson Angel remembers learning from Duke?

4. Why is Sarah really sent to the coast with Cleo?

5. Why did Angel want Michael to show her how to cook?

(see the answer key)

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