3. What kind of group was Day attracted to while working at the New York Call?
(a) The Communists
(b) The Socialists
(c) The Marxists
(d) The Anarchists

4. What haunted Day throughout her life?
(a) God
(b) Pain
(c) Love
(d) The Devil

5. What bothered Day about the people in the Episcopalian church?
(a) They didn’t pay alms
(b) They spoke down to her
(c) They talked about Hell
(d) They didn’t serve others

6. What kind of sins did Day not like using at confession?
(a) Serious
(b) Commandments
(c) Venial
(d) Societal

7. What did Day’s father not allow in his home?
(a) Visitors
(b) Television
(c) Newspapers
(d) Any of these things

8. At what age did Day start going to church as a child?
(a) 10
(b) 11
(c) 9
(d) 8

9. When Day was in prison, what did she say really kept her from being free?
(a) Being away from her family
(b) Being in love with two men
(c) Having two opposing beliefs
(d) Knowing others were suffering

10. How did Day feel when she first read the Bible?
(a) That she was home
(b) That she was holding something holy
(c) That she was intimidated
(d) That it was wrong

11. How old was Day when she began reading John Wesley?
(a) 11
(b) 14
(c) 12
(d) 13

12. What Revolution did Day celebrate?
(a) The Social Revolution
(b) The French Revolution
(c) The Oktober Revolution
(d) The War Revolution

13. Why was it strange that Day spent so much of her childhood alone?
(a) She was nice to everyone
(b) Her father was always home
(c) She had siblings
(d) She was very social

14. What jarred Day’s senses in New York when she first moved there?
(a) All of the things listed here
(b) All the people
(c) The constant sound
(d) The poverty

15. What made Day feel rushed at confession?
(a) A busy schedule
(b) Long lines
(c) Her long list of sins
(d) The tired priest