4. What book does Noah read on his porch in the 1940s?
(a) Pride and Prejudice.
(b) Leaves of Grass.
(c) Frankenstein.
(d) The Odyssey.

5. What does Morris Goldman promise to do should he sell his business?
(a) Buy Noah a car.
(b) Give Noah the option to buy the business.
(c) Share the profit with Noah.
(d) Take Noah on a trip.

6. What is the "thing" Allie wants to tell Noah when she sees him after fourteen years?
(a) That she is in love with Noah.
(b) That she is pregnant.
(c) That she is engaged.
(d) That she is moving away.

7. What had Fin encouraged Noah to do on his first date with Allie?
(a) Sleep with her.
(b) Hold her hand.
(c) Kiss her.
(d) Ask her out again.

8. What has intimidated many of the boys Allie has dated?
(a) Her energy.
(b) Her confidence.
(c) Her looks.
(d) Her boisterous laugh.

9. How did the Hammonds make their fortune?
(a) Oil.
(b) Lumber.
(c) Cotton.
(d) Wheat.

10. What does Allie think comes first in Lon's life?
(a) Money.
(b) Work.
(c) Love.
(d) Status.

11. Why does Noah think Fin joined the military?
(a) Fin was very patriotic.
(b) Fin was pressured by his father.
(c) Because Noah did himself.
(d) Fin was a natural-born soldier.

12. In what way does Allie think Lon is like her father?
(a) Neither man is artistic.
(b) Neither man likes to share his thoughts or feelings.
(c) Both men care about social status.
(d) Both men are very rich.

13. What made Noah a target for teasing as a child?
(a) A stutter.
(b) Poverty.
(c) A limp.
(d) Buck teeth.

14. What does Noah's father say would keep him sane during his military tour?
(a) Clean socks.
(b) The sound of nature.
(c) The thought of his first love.
(d) Letters from home.

15. What does Morris Goldman say is Noah's only negative point?
(a) He is too tall.
(b) He's not serious enough.
(c) He's not Jewish.
(d) He isn't ambitious.