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

2. How have Min's views on paying rent changed since the beginning of the book?
(a) Min used to think that paying rent was a man's job, now she sees that it's a woman's job.
(b) Min used to think paying rent was a waste of time, now she sees why it's necessary.
(c) Min used to think that paying rent was so important, now she knows that having room to breathe is far more important.
(d) Min used to think that paying rent was too difficult, now she believes she can do it.

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

4. Where is Boots' band scheduled to perform?
(a) The Hilton.
(b) The Junto.
(c) The library.
(d) The Casino.

5. What ultimate decision does Boots make about Lutie after meeting with Junto?
(a) Boots decides that Lutie is not the best singer he's ever heard.
(b) Boots decides to ask Lutie to marry him.
(c) Boots decides that he will not pay Lutie for singing and that he'll try to convince her to show Junto some interest.
(d) Boots decides that he is in love with Lutie and cannot live without her.