1. What does Jack tell the girls of his made-up stories?
(a) He confides in them about his anger at this father.
(b) He confides in them his fears about his sister.
(c) He confesses to his desire to run away.
(d) He confesses his worthlessness and names his faults.

2. How does Phoebe feel about having lunch with her brother?
(a) She is disappointed her mother does not join them.
(b) She is sad to see Jack sitting all alone.
(c) She is happy to get out of the house and away from her chores.
(d) She is angry that she has to carry the heavy basket up the hill.

3. Where on the farm does Jack work with his uncles?
(a) In the silo shoveling grain.
(b) In the back forty with the cultipacker.
(c) In the dairy barn with the cows.
(d) In the fields with the tractors.

4. What is the difference in Jack's stories before and after the accident?
(a) Before they are of Attica prison breaks; after they are of movie stars.
(b) Before they are of superheroes; after they are of monsters.
(c) Before they are of people; after they are of cows and horses.
(d) Before they were of conquest; after they are of guilt.

5. What is the only reason Jack's father does not make good on his motorcycle fantasies?
(a) Because his family would not collect the life insurance.
(b) Because of what it would do to his wife and family.
(c) Because he would not be able to see his family in prison.
(d) Because the farm has been in his family for generations.