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

4. How was Day related to Donald?
(a) He was her brother
(b) He was her uncle
(c) He was her stepbrother
(d) He was her cousin

5. What book opened Day’s eyes up about the Industrial movement?
(a) Walden
(b) The Jungle
(c) War and Peace
(d) Little Dorrit

6. Where did Rayna die?
(a) China
(b) France
(c) Mexico
(d) Russia

7. What drew Day to Catholicism?
(a) She felt peaceful at Church
(b) For all the reasons listed here
(c) Many poor people were Catholic
(d) The people were nice

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

9. Where did Day’s family move after the natural disaster?
(a) Cleveland
(b) New York
(c) Chicago
(d) Georgetown

10. How many parts did Day say she broke her life up into?
(a) 2
(b) 3
(c) 4
(d) 5

11. What did Day learn a lot about while working with the Red Cross?
(a) War strategies
(b) Financial responsibilities
(c) Psychology
(d) Nursing

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

13. What was the most important moral lesson Day learned as a child?
(a) To not disrespect her parents
(b) To not have sex before marriage
(c) To not wear immodest clothing
(d) To not swear

14. How long was the first part of Day’s life?
(a) 20 years
(b) 15 years
(c) 25 years
(d) 10 years

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