2. How does Arvin think he is viewed by others in the area?
(a) As a brilliant student.
(b) As arrogant.
(c) As a kind floormat.
(d) As an outsider.

3. What does Willard nail to a cross in the prayer clearing?
(a) The lawyer's rotting skeleton.
(b) The miscarried baby Charlotte had the year before.
(c) The pages from a Bible.
(d) Jack's carcass.

4. What makes Carl wake up in a cold sweat?
(a) Worried about an article he reads in Minnesota.
(b) Thinking that the last victim wasn't really dead.
(c) Thinking that Lee is on to them.
(d) Thinking Sandy is going to turn herself and him in.

5. What is one characteristic mentioned about Carl?
(a) Gentle.
(b) Much younger than Sandy.
(c) Fat.
(d) Skinny.

6. What do Willard and Arvin do for hours each day?
(a) Work on remodeling the house.
(b) Sit and talk with Charlotte.
(c) Work on doing little things for Charlotte.
(d) Pray.

7. What does Lee ask Arvin?
(a) If Arvin is making up stories.
(b) If Arvin is a runaway.
(c) If Arvin wants to ride in the police car.
(d) If Arvin wants to wait until later to take Lee out to his house.

8. What does Willard begin doing again?
(a) Sacrificing animals.
(b) Making Arvin stay with his grandmother during the week days.
(c) Giving Charlotte quake medicines to try to help her.
(d) Making Arvin stay home from school to pray.

9. Who stops by where Arvin and his father are?
(a) The pastor.
(b) Two hunters.
(c) The game warden.
(d) One of Arvin's uncles.

10. With what does Willard become obsessed after learning of Charlotte's illness?
(a) Buying the house for Charlotte.
(b) Saving Charlotte through prayer.
(c) Getting the best medical care for Charlotte.
(d) Making Charlotte's last year wonderful.

11. About what is Hank fantasizing?
(a) Asking a certain girl out for a date.
(b) Playing for the Cincinnati Reds.
(c) Going to Cincinnati for a baseball game.
(d) Owning the local flower shop.

12. Where does Arvin join his father?
(a) Cutting hay in the west field.
(b) Having a drink at a pub.
(c) At his father's regular evening prayer.
(d) Grooming the horses.

13. About what does Willard's mother ask Willard to pray?
(a) Going to seminary.
(b) Going back to the diner to talk to the waitress he met there.
(c) Going into the priesthood in the Catholic church.
(d) Whether to go to college or take over the farm.

14. What does Willard explain to his son about Willard's actions?
(a) He is cheating a scoundrel who deserves it.
(b) It is sometimes necessary to choose the time and place to fight back.
(c) He wants to increase the cow herd so Willard has some inheritance.
(d) His mother wants to go to her niece's wedding looking nicely.

15. What does Carl believe he is doing?
(a) He is educating Sandy about the great United States.
(b) He is saving his wife's soul.
(c) He is helping the population explosion.
(d) He is on a religious mission.