1. How might the relationship between Mrs. Chandler and Lutie be described?
(a) Mrs. Chandler ignored Lutie in private and paid special attention to her in public.
(b) Mrs. Chandler seemed to be Lutie's friend in private, but then publicly dismissed her to establish Lutie's status as the hired help.
(c) Mrs. Chandler behaved angrily in private and pretended to be nice to Lutie in public.
(d) Mrs. Chandler's behavior did not differ privately or publicly.

2. What proposition does Mrs. Hedges offer Lutie that causes Lutie to think, "If you live on this damn street you're supposed to want to earn a little extra money sleeping around nights"?
(a) Mrs. Hedges tells Lutie that she knows of a white man who "would like her services".
(b) Mrs. Hedges offers to keep Bub for Lutie until Lutie gets off of work.
(c) Mrs. Hedges offers to allow Bub to shine shoes in her apartment.
(d) Mrs. Hedges tells Lutie that she knows of a rich family looking for a maid's help.

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

4. How did Mrs. Chandler recognize Lutie in the train station?
(a) Lutie wore a name tag.
(b) Lutie had described her appearance to Mrs. Chandler over the telephone.
(c) Lutie waved frantically at Mrs. Chandler.
(d) Lutie was the only colored person in sight.

5. Where do Lutie and Bub currently live?
(a) In an apartment by themselves.
(b) With Lutie's father and his girlfriend, Lil.
(c) In Lutie's employer's basement.
(d) With Min and Jones.