1. Which behaviors describe what Jones does in Lutie's apartment?
(a) He washes her dishes, makes her bed, and mops her floor.
(b) He fixes the light fixtures in her bathroom and checks the heating system.
(c) He watches television and helps himself to a beer.
(d) He smells her lipstick, crushes her blouse in his hands, and imagines drying her with towel.

2. Why does Min's visit to David go so well?
(a) She is able to rest her feet.
(b) She enjoys the smell of the root doctor's dwellings.
(c) She thinks David is very handsome and asks him on a date.
(d) She has never had anyone to really listen to her and David does this.

3. Which literary element does the author use to give the wind its power?
(a) Symbolism.
(b) Alliteration.
(c) Foreshadowing.
(d) Personification.

4. Which describes the sequence of events that occurred after Lutie's father moved in with her family?
(a) His girlfriend began to stay the night and the landlord threatened the family with eviction.
(b) His presence inspired Jim to try harder to find a decent-paying job.
(c) His glum attitude caused Lutie to find work outside of the house.
(d) His drinking and partying led to the state taking away the children.

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