2. Now that Ben may be found, what ironic fact do we learn about Reese?
(a) He does not want Ben to return to the family
(b) He blames Ben for his mother's indifference
(c) He has suspected for a long time who Ben really was
(d) He still does not like his mother

3. Pat is not willing to
(a) Get on with his life
(b) Let go of his grief
(c) Share Ben with George Karras
(d) Allow his family to be broken

4. At the restaurant, Reese and Sam manage to
(a) Have a drink of champagne
(b) Get extra bread with their meal
(c) Change into comfortable clothes
(d) Slip away for some basketball

5. Pat begins sleeping on the couch when
(a) Candy moves in
(b) Vincent goes to jail
(c) Beth admits her affair
(d) Ben returns to George Karras

6. Beth knows that Pat
(a) Will object to Sam's wish to play ball
(b) Will not be able to understand Sam's pain
(c) Will be intolerant of her wish to take Sam away
(d) Will be angry with her for visiting a graveyard

7. Who had Vincent tried to tell about possibly recognizing Ben?
(a) Pat Cappadora
(b) Tom Kilgore
(c) Candy Bliss
(d) Beth Cappadora

8. What does Beth realize about herself on this day/
(a) How much her career is about to change
(b) How disengaged she has been from her family
(c) How much Ben's kidnapping was her fault
(d) How little love she has given to Vincent

9. What do Sam and Reese do together that bonds them?
(a) They ride bicycles
(b) They arm wrestle
(c) They play basketball
(d) They play video games

10. How does Beth try to steady herself when taking photographs?
(a) She closes her fists first
(b) She closes her eyes and relaxes
(c) She tells herself to "line up."
(d) She repeats a song in her mind

11. How does Vincent reveal his true heart to Ben?
(a) He gives Ben his old bed
(b) He cries at night while Ben sleeps
(c) He returns the red bunny he has kept
(d) He prays for ben

12. Unlike Beth, her own children have always known
(a) They are loved
(b) They are safe
(c) They are intelligent
(d) They have insurance

13. George Karras appears to be
(a) A kind gentleman
(b) A cruel kidnapper
(c) A dishonest person
(d) A hardened criminal

14. Why does Beth read English novels?
(a) The characters are polite and proper
(b) The characters are emotionally detached
(c) She enjoys the mundane nature of the stories
(d) She likes the long, drawn-out plots

15. Arranged in Ben's honor, the familly attends
(a) A celebratory picnic
(b) A religious counseling session
(c) A formal reunion
(d) A special mass