1. What does Maeve tell her niece May about her rights regarding the Dutch House?
(a) She has every right to swim in the pool because it was her grandfather's.
(b) The house will likely be hers one day.
(c) She has every right to sit in the window seat because it was her grandmother's.
(d) She has no rights at all regarding the house.

2. Why does Dr. Able start to take more of an interest in Danny in Chapter 9?
(a) He finds out Danny has no parents.
(b) He likes Danny's sense of humor.
(c) He finds out how brilliant Danny is.
(d) He finds out that Danny is thinking of quitting medicine.

3. What explanation does Maeve give to Danny for how she treated Norma and Bright in Chapter 3?
(a) They are spoiled little girls so they deserve to be treated badly.
(b) They are not her responsibility, so that is why she ignored them.
(c) She feels sorry for anyone who is that little.
(d) They are Andrea's daughters, so she hates them.

4. In Chapter 5, what does Danny's father tell him about asking people who they are voting for?
(a) Always to ask, because the answer reveals a person's character.
(b) Never to ask, because it violates a person's privacy.
(c) Only to ask if Danny thought he would like the answer.
(d) Only to ask if he thought they would be voting for who Danny's father was voting for.

5. In Chapter 6, why does Andrea call Maeve away from work so suddenly?
(a) She tells her she needs to take Danny from the house with her for good.
(b) She tells her she needs to be the one to put the Dutch House on the market.
(c) She tells her she needs to be the one to fire Sandy and Jocelyn.
(d) She tells her she needs to take Danny and Norma and Bright for good.