1. What does Lutie fantasize about while standing outside the super's apartment?
(a) Lutie fantasizes about running out of the apartment building and finding a better place to live.
(b) Lutie fantasizes about Bub getting into trouble inside the apartment building.
(c) Lutie fantasizes about the appearance of the superintendent--she imagines him being extremely tall and gruesome looking.
(d) Lutie fantasizes about cots in the hallway to accommodate more renters and about the woman in the window being a snake charmer.

2. What terrible event did Lutie witness on Christmas Day at the Chandlers'?
(a) She witnessed Mrs. Chandler slap Mr. Chandler in the face.
(b) She watched as the Chandler's son threw a temper tantrum over his Christmas gifts.
(c) She watched Mr. Chandler fly into a drunken rage.
(d) She witnessed Mr. Chandler's brother shoot himself beside the Christmas tree while everyone was in the room.

3. After returning from her visit with David, what does Min do differently at home?
(a) She ignores Jones's requests for dinner.
(b) She refuses to cook.
(c) She slams the door rather than closing it quietly.
(d) She tosses things about in the bedroom.

4. How does Min's preacher dismiss her concerns?
(a) He says, "We all got our troubles, Sister. We all got our troubles."
(b) He tells her that her concerns are small and unimportant.
(c) He says, "Pass me the potatoes" while she is speaking.
(d) He laughs at her.

5. What do Mrs. Chandler's mother and her white friends seem to believe about black women?
(a) They seem to think that black women are promiscuous and that white men sexually desire them.
(b) They seem to think black women are trustworthy and deserve better pay.
(c) They seem to think that black women are lazy and fail to complete the tasks assigned to them.
(d) They seem to think that black women are hard workers who take great care of their families.