1. The narrator decides her childhood was a good one because
(a) It was safe and removed from real world events.
(b) There was no war or poverty during her youth.
(c) It was in Canada rather than America.
(d) Anna tells her she should appreciate it.

2. What does the narrator feel is her first mistake during her visit to the store?
(a) She asks about the old priest, who is dead.
(b) She asks for Canadian bacon, proving she is American.
(c) She assumes the speak English, and they do not.
(d) She tries to speak French, but has a discernable accent.

3. The narrator has identified two different women in town known as Madame because
(a) Madame is a common name in Canada.
(b) She remembers them as older, married women.
(c) None of the women in town had names when she was a child.
(d) She cannot remember anyone's name anymore.

4. After reviewing her father's papers, the narrator decides
(a) Her father had some secret purpose she must discover.
(b) Her father had been hired to write another report.
(c) Her father had been an artist too.
(d) Her father had gone insane.

5. During her visit with Paul, the narrator flashes back on
(a) Her last visit with her ex-husband and child.
(b) Her last visit to the lake.
(c) Her last visit with her dying mother.
(d) Her last visit with her father.