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) The police did not have enough evidence to make an arrest.
(d) Because of her connections to Junto.

2. What does Lutie do when Boots tries to put his arm around her waist as he prepares to leave her?
(a) Smiles and tells him goodnight.
(b) Pushes him away violently.
(c) Throws her head back and laughs.
(d) Allows him to pull her close.

3. Which statement does the author use to describe the Chandlers' view of Lutie?
(a) A "mistake if we ever made one."
(b) A "hard working black woman who adds warmth to our household."
(c) A "fool of a girl, working so hard when her husband ought to be the one doing the work."
(d) A "wench with no morals who would be easy to come by."

4. What does Boots invite Lutie to do?
(a) Play songs on the jukebox for free.
(b) Have free drinks all night long.
(c) Audition for a band.
(d) Work as a barmaid at Junto's.

5. What does Jones discover when he gets home from Lutie's?
(a) He discovers that Min has prepared a fabulous dinner.
(b) He discovers that Min isn't home and that all her best clothes are gone.
(c) He discovers that his electricity has been shut off.
(d) He discovers that Min and another man are in his apartment.