1. Why is "The Revolt of 'Mother'" typical of this author's writing?
(a) The story provides a look at a child and his interactions with his mother.
(b) The story provides a look at a woman and her interactions with husband and children.
(c) The story provides a look at a husband and his interactions with friends.
(d) The story provides a look at a woman and her interactions with friends.

2. During what time in history is "The Revolt of 'Mother'" set?
(a) The mid-1700s.
(b) The mid-1800s.
(c) Modern times.
(d) Ancient times.

3. Which of the following best describes Nanny's logic behind her confusion regarding the digging?
(a) Another house is unnecessary when the one in which they live is in such good condition.
(b) A ditch is not nececssary because there is a river down the road.
(c) A family cemetery is not needed when everyone is healthy and young.
(d) Another barn in unnecessary when their house is in such poor condition.

4. What is the best description of the house Adoniram and Sarah Penn own?
(a) A tiny shack.
(b) A large, spacious mansion.
(c) A small but adequate house.
(d) A quaint but beautiful two-story house.

5. What is the best description of the current state of the barn that exists on the farm?
(a) Terrible condition, similar to the state of the house.
(b) Terrible condition, and animals are in danger of being hurt.
(c) Fine condition for the animals, but the house is in better condition than the barn.
(d) Fine condition for the animals and better condition than their house.