2. Why is the narrator easily able to pick her sister's gravestone from afar?
(a) It is shaped like a lamb at rest.
(b) It is shaped like a baby girl.
(c) It is shaped like a trapeze swinger.
(d) It is shaped like a heart.

3. What did Anna's second husband teach her to do while in hospital?
(a) Walk again.
(b) Read.
(c) Speak Spanish.
(d) Play chess.

4. How does the narrator say she often thought of her sister when she was young?
(a) As a separate person.
(b) As a better version of herself.
(c) As an unfinished version of herself.
(d) As a ghost.

5. What does the narrator say seems to happen to her sister's grave as the years progress?
(a) It gets closer.
(b) It gets smaller.
(c) It gets larger.
(d) It gets further away.

6. What is the second thing Anna did the day of the disaster when she did not feel her husband's hands?
(a) She changed direction.
(b) She yelled for help.
(c) She grasped his ankle.
(d) She tore off her blindfold.

7. What type of weather does the narrator describe in paragraph 12 when discussing her sister's grave?
(a) Humidity.
(b) Sunshine.
(c) Snow.
(d) Rain.

8. How did the fire get put out on the day of the disaster?
(a) The ringleader and other performers used a fire extinguisher.
(b) The fire department.
(c) Locals volunteers threw buckets of water on it.
(d) By rain and men's jackets.

9. Where had the narrator's father "spent his war" as explained in paragraph 13?
(a) In combat.
(b) At an air force training grounds.
(c) In Canada.
(d) At university.

10. Where did Anna live after touring Europe when she was young?
(a) New York.
(b) Los Angeles.
(c) New Hampshire.
(d) Paris.

11. Who took care of Harold's body after he died?
(a) Anna.
(b) His uncle.
(c) His brothers.
(d) Harold's parents.

12. What is the first thing Anna did the day of the disaster when she did not feel her husband's hands?
(a) She grasped his ankle.
(b) She lost control and fell.
(c) She screamed for help.
(d) She tore off her blindfold.

13. Near what family member was Harold buried?
(a) His grandfather.
(b) His nephew.
(c) His father.
(d) His uncle.

14. What did the narrator's mother once tell her one would be amazed by?
(a) How much money a trapeze artist makes.
(b) How scared she was each time she performed.
(c) How many things a mother can do.
(d) How many things you can do when falling.

15. Where did the narrator's mother and father meet?
(a) In the hospital.
(b) At the circus.
(c) At the library.
(d) At the town pool.