1. What does the narrator notice about the fountain in town?
(a) The cherub in the middle is missing half its face.
(b) It is in a different place than she remembers.
(c) The dolphins are missing.
(d) It is not as big as she remembers it.

2. What is suggested by the fact that the narrator describes Anna as her best woman friend, though they've know each other only two months?
(a) The narrator and Anna have actually known each other much longer.
(b) The narrator does not like people.
(c) The narrator does not have many female friends.
(d) The narrator and Anna have many things in common.

3. The description of the tourists who visit the town implies
(a) The narrator feels hatred and hostility toward them.
(b) The narrator appreciates their contribution to the town.
(c) The narrator is indifferent to their presence.
(d) The narrator feels they are imposters.

4. Instead of reading or playing bridge, the group decides to
(a) Smoke pot out by the lake.
(b) Hunt for the next day's breakfast.
(c) Tell each other stories about their childhoods.
(d) Have a bonfire.

5. The fact that the narrator cannot speak the language of her hometown suggests
(a) She rejects the idea that she is French Canadian.
(b) She does not fully identify with it, and does not feel understood.
(c) She does not care about communicating with her parents' friends.
(d) She feels foreign.