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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 17.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why did Lutie limit her visits home when working for the Chandlers?
(a) Lutie did not have a car.
(b) Lutie enjoyed staying at the Chandlers'.
(c) Lutie limited her visits to save money.
(d) Lutie did not want to see her husband.

2. How does Jones behave with Min after seeing the postman?
(a) He's a bit meaner than usual.
(b) He is unusually friendly.
(c) He's more talkative than usual.
(d) He's extremely affectionate.

3. Why does Lutie allow Boots to stalk her like mere prey when she's completely aware of his intentions?
(a) She has dreams of being a singer and moving into a nicer home; she believes Boots may be a bridge to this lifestyle.
(b) She is still distraught over the failure of her marriage and hopes Boots can fill that void.
(c) She plans to rob Boots and is waiting for the perfect opportunity.
(d) She likes Boots and hopes she will be able to convince him to love her.

4. What type of advice does Mrs. Hedges offer Min?
(a) Mrs. Hedges promises that things will get better with time.
(b) Mrs. Hedges tells Min to come work for her.
(c) Mrs. Hedges tells Min to go see The Prophet David who is a root doctor.
(d) Mrs. Hedges tells Min to leave Jones.

5. What allows Jones to conclude that Min will return home?
(a) She has left a note indicating her return.
(b) He knows she has nowhere to go.
(c) Her favorite watch is on the nightstand.
(d) Her table is still in the living room.

Short Answer Questions

1. Now that Lutie and Bub live alone, what is her biggest fear about leaving her son without supervision?

2. What does Mr. Crosse tell Lutie after hearing her sing?

3. What does Lutie notice about the super as he writes out her receipt?

4. What prompts Lutie to recognize the dirt and grime in her apartment?

5. How does Boots respond to Lutie's question about how he's able to get gas for his car?

(see the answer key)

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