1. Why wasn't Mrs. Hedges arrested when Jones reported her activities to the police?
(a) Because Mrs. Hedges was thought to be too old to run a whorehouse.
(b) The police viewed Jones as a crazy man who was making false allegations.
(c) Because of her connections to Junto.
(d) The police did not have enough evidence to make an arrest.

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

3. How do Boots and Junto view Lutie?
(a) As an object to be possessed.
(b) As an extremely talented singer with a bright future.
(c) As a fool woman who thinks her singng career will actually get her someplace.
(d) As a gold-digger who is after their money.

4. After leaving Lutie's apartment, what does Jones intend to do?
(a) Jones intends to find Lutie and ask her out on a date.
(b) Jones intends to do a maintenance check throughout the apartment building.
(c) Jones intends to kick Min out of his apartment.
(d) Jones intends to go to sleep after a long day's work.

5. What does Bub contemplate while his mother is gone to sing for the orchestra members at The Casino?
(a) How he can relay to Jones his mother's demand that the man no longer enter the apartment.
(b) How he can express his fear of the dark to her.
(c) How he can make some extra money without angering her.
(d) How he can get out of eating the school lunch.