1. What saves Lutie from Boots' first exhibition of his sexual intentions?
(a) She begins crying frantically.
(b) A stranger walks up to the car and asks for a ride.
(c) She points out the time which reminds Boots he has someplace to be.
(d) She jumps out of the car screaming.

2. After returning home from her drive with Boots, what does Lutie discover in her closet?
(a) That Bub has hung some of his clothes there.
(b) That she has nothing clean to wear.
(c) That her blouse has been crushed and hung in a different spot.
(d) That her shoes have been scattered about.

3. What did Lutie find when she entered her home after receiving her father's letter?
(a) Her father and Lil visiting the family.
(b) A woman in her house cooking supper.
(c) Bub and Jim playing cards.
(d) A woman in her bed.

4. Why does Lutie allow Boots to stalk her like mere prey when she's completely aware of his intentions?
(a) She is still distraught over the failure of her marriage and hopes Boots can fill that void.
(b) She has dreams of being a singer and moving into a nicer home; she believes Boots may be a bridge to this lifestyle.
(c) She plans to rob Boots and is waiting for the perfect opportunity.
(d) She likes Boots and hopes she will be able to convince him to love her.

5. Which best illustrates how Lutie shared the news about her new job at the Chandlers' with Jim?
(a) She showed Jim the letter and jumped into his arms with excitement.
(b) She read Jim the letter in a monotone voice, sure not to express her joy.
(c) She expressed the contents of the letter with Jim and explained how happy she was.
(d) She showed Jim the letter but did not share her joy.