3. How does Sophie communicate with Carter on the way home from school?
(a) She makes signs.
(b) She uses her eyes.
(c) She blinks in a kind of code.
(d) She drops notes.

4. How long is Sophie's mother away from the house?
(a) Months at a time.
(b) Days at a time.
(c) Years at a time.
(d) Weeks at a time.

5. Why does Sophie make something for Carter every morning?
(a) It makes him part of their family.
(b) He can't have a coffee maker in his home.
(c) He doesn't know how to make it himself.
(d) It makes him happy.

6. What do Sophie are Carter usually never do while together at night?
(a) Laugh.
(b) Talk.
(c) Touch.
(d) Cry.

7. What does Carter do when Sophie tells him to stop looking at something?
(a) He gets angry.
(b) He smiles.
(c) He ignores it.
(d) He winks at her.

8. Where does Sophie see Carter every night?
(a) Her bedroom.
(b) The couch.
(c) The porch swing.
(d) Under the tree.

9. What is Sophie's mother addicted to?
(a) Drugs.
(b) Sex.
(c) Prescription pills.
(d) Alcohol.

10. Where does Sophie meet Carter at night?
(a) The tree.
(b) Her room.
(c) His room.
(d) The porch swing.

11. How does Carter's mother try to get rid of the things she thinks are on her arms?
(a) She scrapes them with a knife.
(b) She takes a bath.
(c) She sprays poison.
(d) She burns them off.

12. Where did Carter get a scar the day he beat his father?
(a) His arm.
(b) His back.
(c) His face.
(d) His stomach.

13. How old was Sophie when someone tried to hurt her in her house?
(a) 8.
(b) 11.
(c) 10.
(d) 9.

14. What makes one of Sophie's siblings spill something?
(a) He is angry.
(b) The table is unsteady.
(c) The glass is broken.
(d) The house shakes.

15. What does Sophie do at night with Carter that is different than usual?
(a) She tells a joke.
(b) She kisses his cheek.
(c) She holds his hand.
(d) She breaks down in tears.