3. What about the Socialist lifestyle did Day not like?
(a) Their expectations
(b) Their diet
(c) Their free love ideas
(d) Their anger

4. What caused Day to be imprisoned?
(a) She was part of a workhouse hunger strike
(b) She got in a fight
(c) She wrote socialist propaganda
(d) She falsified some paperwork

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

6. Where did Day stay when first attending Mass?
(a) The middle pew
(b) The doorway
(c) The stairs
(d) The back of the room

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

8. What did Day picket the White House for?
(a) The end of the war
(b) Combined race schools
(c) Suffrage
(d) Fair wages

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

10. What happened to some of Day’s friends when the draft was put in place?
(a) They left the country
(b) They went to war
(c) They killed themselves
(d) They went to prison

11. What comforted Day the most while in prison?
(a) A Bible
(b) Talking to other women
(c) Writing
(d) Daily prayer

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

13. Why did Day say her father was so racist?
(a) He had some bad past experiences
(b) He grew up in the South
(c) He worked in the news industry
(d) He fought in the war

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

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