2. What is the rooster doing when he finds the diamond?
(a) Looking for food.
(b) Traveling home.
(c) Running from an enemy.
(d) Dreaming of summer.

3. How does the rooster escape the well?
(a) He floats on the water.
(b) He pecks up the rope.
(c) He drinks the water.
(d) He clings to the edge.

4. How does Kate hope to surprise Marton on the day of the fair?
(a) By making breakfast.
(b) By doing his chores.
(c) By decorating the wagon.
(d) By making a special whip.

5. What does Marton say will keep the man dressed as Mikulas at his house?
(a) The money he has.
(b) The needs of his daughter.
(c) The snow.
(d) The train delay.

6. Where does Marton plan to sell his horses?
(a) The church bazaar.
(b) The festival.
(c) The market place.
(d) The fair.

7. Why does Kate not recognize the man dressed as Mikulas?
(a) It is dark.
(b) She has never met him.
(c) He hides his face from her.
(d) All of these.

8. What does Kate want to do as the crops mature?
(a) Help with the harvest.
(b) Plant a garden.
(c) Work on her embroidery.
(d) Learn to milk a cow.

9. Who is dressed up as Mikulas?
(a) Arpad.
(b) Pista.
(c) Kate's father.
(d) Marton.

10. What does Marton make hay out of?
(a) Weeds.
(b) Oat shoots.
(c) Grass.
(d) Alfalfa.

11. What is a komp?
(a) A boat.
(b) A paddle.
(c) A bridge.
(d) A ferry.

12. What does Marton give Kate when he sees his surprise on the day of the fair?
(a) A dollar bill.
(b) A gold piece.
(c) A silver piece.
(d) A new saddle.

13. How does Marton celebrate selling his horses so quickly?
(a) He does a cartwheel.
(b) He buys a gift.
(c) He buys a special and expensive dinner.
(d) He reads his favorite book.

14. What is Kate given to complete her goal while the crops mature?
(a) Seeds.
(b) Thicker gloves.
(c) Books and parchment.
(d) A pail.

15. What lessons does Kate teach?
(a) Reading.
(b) Economics.
(c) Writing.
(d) Arithmetic.