1. What allows Jones to conclude that Min will return home?
(a) He knows she has nowhere to go.
(b) She has left a note indicating her return.
(c) Her table is still in the living room.
(d) Her favorite watch is on the nightstand.

2. What does Lutie assume the super has done to the dog as she leaves the apartment?
(a) Lutie assumes the super kicked the dog again as he did when Lutie first rang his doorbell.
(b) Lutie assumes the super let the dog out to use the bathroom.
(c) Lutie assumes the super goes to feed the dog.
(d) Lutie assumes the super begins playing with the dog.

3. How does Mrs. Hedges respond to Min's attempt to leave her some money?
(a) Mrs. Hedges outright refuses the money.
(b) Mrs. Hedges gladly takes the money.
(c) Mrs. Hedges reluctanctly refuses the money.
(d) Mrs. Hedges tells Min to donate the money to charity.

4. While in Connecticut, what valuable lesson does Lutie learn?
(a) "...anybody could be rich if he wanted to and worked hard enough and figured it out carefully enough."
(b) "...Black people will never be rich since it requires too much hard work and planning."
(c) "...Being rich is simple. It does not require much work at all."
(d) "...Not everyone can be rich. It requires a lot of hard work."

5. How does Jones believe getting closer to Bub will serve his interests?
(a) He believes if he gets close to the boy, it will be easier to get close to Lutie.
(b) He thinks Bub can help him around the building for free.
(c) He believes Bub will make it easier to get a job in the school system.
(d) He thinks Bub can help him cheat on Min without being caught.