1. What does Lutie recall after waking from her nightmare about Jones and the neighborhood?
(a) Finding a crowd around a man who had been stabbed to death.
(b) Her drive with Boots.
(c) Living with her husband and not having to worry about men like Jones.
(d) A time when she was not so worried about money.

2. How did Mrs. Hedges meet Junto?
(a) Mrs. Hedges met Junto when she decided to apply for a job at The Casino.
(b) Mrs. Hedges met Junto through her dead father.
(c) Mrs. Hedges met Junto when he asked her about the services she provided.
(d) Mrs. Hedges met Junto when she was scrounging for food and clothing after the fire.

3. What bit of wisdom did Mrs. Pizzini share with Lutie?
(a) "It's best not to work at all when the babies are young. A family should not be interrupted with work."
(b) "It's best that the man do the work when the babies are young. And when the man is young. Not good for the woman to work when she's young. Not good for the man."
(c) "It's best that the woman do the work when the babies are young. And when the woman is young. Not good for the man to work when he's young. Not good for the woman."
(d) "It's best that the man and woman work when the babies are young. And when they both are young. That is what's best for the family."

4. What has Mrs. Hedges determined about her life since the fire?
(a) That life is too valuable to be wasted.
(b) That she has been given too many burdens to carry.
(c) That she will always be alone.
(d) That friends are the most important things in the world.

5. What effect does Lutie have on Jones?
(a) She makes him long for home.
(b) She makes him see the importance of having a wife.
(c) She makes him realize he doesn't love Min.
(d) She makes him more aware of his lonliness.