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

2. What is Lutie determined to do when the interaction between Boots and the motorcycle policeman is over?
(a) Get out of the car.
(b) Ask Boots for some money.
(c) Use Boots Smith to launch her singing career.
(d) Get home to Bub as soon as possible.

3. What saves Lutie from Boots' first exhibition of his sexual intentions?
(a) She points out the time which reminds Boots he has someplace to be.
(b) She begins crying frantically.
(c) She jumps out of the car screaming.
(d) A stranger walks up to the car and asks for a ride.

4. How does Boots respond to Lutie's question about how he's able to get gas for his car?
(a) He says that she should mind her business.
(b) He says that gas is not that hard to find.
(c) He says that if you pay the right price you can get gas.
(d) He says that he gets the gas from his father's auto shop.

5. What does Jones believe about the cross hanging over Min's bed?
(a) He believes that it will cause him to die.
(b) He believes that it stands between him and Lutie.
(c) He believes that it is evil.
(d) He believes that it is encouraging Min to leave him.