2. What does Gemma remember Jules used to say about the two of them?
(a) He would say they would meet again in heaven.
(b) He would say they both knew what hard work was.
(c) He would say their names, Jules and Gems, like they were precious.
(d) He would say they were two people who understood persecution.

3. Who does Jules's mother send him to live with three years before she dies?
(a) Her own father.
(b) A good family friend.
(c) Her sister.
(d) A French ferryman.

4. What is the last name of the ferryman that Jules takes for himself?
(a) Revere.
(b) Revoir.
(c) Henries.
(d) Plante.

5. How much money does Brand give Rye in Chapter 13?
(a) $20.
(b) $100.
(c) $1,000.
(d) $200.

6. What does Jules's mother say might get him killed one day?
(a) His laugh.
(b) His hair.
(c) His shoes.
(d) His skin color.

7. How old is Gurley in Part II when Rye meets her?
(a) 19.
(b) 32.
(c) 25.
(d) 40.

8. Who starts the wheels in motion that eventually end up in Rye getting released from prison?
(a) Ursula the Great.
(b) Gig.
(c) Lemuel Brand.
(d) The Salvation Army inspector.

9. Who is the prosecutor in Rye's court appearance?
(a) Mr. Pugh.
(b) Mr. Sullivan.
(c) Mr. Henries.
(d) Mr. Winstrel.

10. What is Gig's prized possession in Part II?
(a) Volumes I and II of War and Peace.
(b) His pearl-handled knife.
(c) His fine leather boots.
(d) His Derringer gun.

11. What is one reason Gemma probably does not want to make Jules's death a cause for the labor movement?
(a) She knew Gig would eventually get some money out of it and she did not want that.
(b) She knew Jules would not approve of the labor movement.
(c) She knew her daughters might pay for it in the end.
(d) She does not want anyone to find out about the true nature of their relationship.

12. How much time does Fred Moore say the authorities are seeking to charge Gig with serving for his supposed crimes in Part II?
(a) 2 months.
(b) 6 months.
(c) 5 years.
(d) 2 years.

13. What languages did Jules speak in his youth but lose some of later on?
(a) Salish and Sahaptin.
(b) French and German.
(c) Italian and Spanish.
(d) Russian and English.

14. Where did the narrator of the section titled The Kid, 1864, ride out of with Bonin?
(a) Idaho.
(b) New York.
(c) Oregon.
(d) Kansas.

15. What words does Rye's lawyer use to get him out of jail but that sting Rye's ego?
(a) Young and foolish.
(b) Itinerant and wayward.
(c) Tramp and heavy.
(d) Shiftless wastrel and poor indigent.