1. When Father answers Mother's question about what they are digging for, what is his response?
(a) He is building a new barn.
(b) He wishes she would go build a new house herself.
(c) He wishes she would go into the house and tend to her own affairs.
(d) He is building a new house.

2. What hint does the statement that Mother makes after Father leaves the farm give the reader?
(a) Mother is going to enjoy her time without Father.
(b) Mother is going to have great blessings.
(c) The children will finally be obedient.
(d) Something significant will occur while Father is gone.

3. What does the introduction imply about the ultimate conclusion to "The Revolt of 'Mother'"?
(a) The protagonist is not able to convince her husband of her point of view.
(b) The protagonist teaches his children a lesson.
(c) The protagonist gets her husband to appreciate her point of view.
(d) The protagonist ensures that his wife never defies socially acceptable behaviors again.

4. What happens as Mother makes her statement after Father leaves the farm?
(a) Mother decides what to do.
(b) Mother becomes more unsure of what to do.
(c) Mother is grateful for the blessings she has.
(d) Mother becomes even more angry toward her husband.

5. What is the best description of Mother's assessment of her own attitude toward their house?
(a) She knows she has always complained about the house, and she does not understand why Father won't listen.
(b) She has never complained about their house.
(c) She loves her house but that it is Nanny who complains about it.
(d) She loves their house.