2. What does Crab tell Jimmy about his time in jail?
(a) He was always fighting.
(b) He was sick.
(c) He learned to feel sorry for what he had done.
(d) He read a lot of books.

3. What do Mama Jean and Crab talk about?
(a) Mama Jean's sacrifices for Jimmy.
(b) The past.
(c) Jimmy's future.
(d) Jimmy's truancy.

4. Who is the protagonist?
(a) Crab.
(b) Cookie.
(c) Mama Jean.
(d) Jimmy.

5. What is Jimmy's response to the move to Chicago?
(a) He is hesitant and frightened, but does not feel he can stand up for himself.
(b) He does not fight it.
(c) He is terrified and does not want to go.
(d) He is ready to go, without any regrets.

6. What was Crab arrested for?
(a) Mail fraud.
(b) Dealing drugs.
(c) Hitting someone with his car.
(d) Robbing an armored car and killing a man.

7. Where is Jimmy when he wakes up during the drive?
(a) In the projects.
(b) In Chicago.
(c) At a restaurant.
(d) On the side of the road.

8. What does Crab tell Jimmy about the trip to Chicago?
(a) He will get there after going to see Arkansas.
(b) He never planned to make it.
(c) He could never have done that job anyway.
(d) He heard that his job there disappeared.

9. What does Crab have in Chicago?
(a) A job.
(b) A wife.
(c) A business.
(d) A school for Jimmy.

10. What does Mama Jean offer Jimmy?
(a) Secrets about Crab.
(b) A place to come back to.
(c) Contacts in Chicago.
(d) Money.

11. What does Jimmy suspect Crab was really doing when Jimmy woke up on the road?
(a) Preparing to ditch him on the road.
(b) Meeting up with an old girlfriend.
(c) Planning another heist.
(d) Robbing a filling station.

12. Where do Crab and Jimmy go when Crab comes back?
(a) To a filling station.
(b) To a scenic overlook.
(c) To a friend's house.
(d) To a lake.

13. What does Crab say he was afraid of before he was released?
(a) That he would be remembered for his crimes, not his ideas.
(b) That he wouldn't see Jimmy again.
(c) That he was going to be killed.
(d) That he would never be able to change.

14. What is Jimmy's domestic situation?
(a) He is abused.
(b) He is doted on, almost smothered.
(c) He is well cared for.
(d) He is left to fend for himself.

15. Why did this person shift the blame to Crab?
(a) Because he knew that he could get away with it.
(b) Because he had prior convictions, and would be sentenced to life this time.
(c) Because he had made so much money, he could afford to quit crime for good now.
(d) To avoid it himself.