2. How does Rose convince herself that she misunderstood Phil the night he and his team dined at the Red Mill?
(a) Phil must be very sarcastic, and Rose does not understand his humor.
(b) She was in the kitchen and must have misheard him.
(c) He must be be jealous of Peter.
(d) A grown man would not humiliate a boy.

3. Why do sissies bother Phil?
(a) He worries they will turn everyone into sissies.
(b) He does not understand why they cannot be normal.
(c) He fears them.
(d) He knows he is one.

4. What reason does Phil give when George is not asked to pledge a fraternity?
(a) Phil believes it is his fault.
(b) The fraternity probably forgot to stop by.
(c) Phil believes it is George’s fault.
(d) The fraternities are all full.

5. How does Phil feel when he learns that George has married Rose?
(a) He is concerned.
(b) He is happy.
(c) He is not surprised.
(d) He is in shock.

6. How does Rose see that she is fortunate regarding the two men to which she has been married?
(a) They are both well-off.
(b) They are both kind men.
(c) They are both generous men.
(d) They are both talented.

7. Why does the Old Lady believe that she and the Old Gent should be present at George’s wedding?
(a) She cannot wait to meet the bride-to-be.
(b) She wants to be there to give advice to both of them prior to the ceremony.
(c) It might look funny if they are not there.
(d) They want to be supportive.

8. Who are Johnny’s patients?
(a) His family and close friends.
(b) Wealthy ranchers.
(c) The majority of the townspeople of Beech.
(d) The local poor.

9. What is NOT mentioned regarding Phil’s ability to see, as described in Chapter IV?
(a) The hearts of others.
(b) Fish hiding behind rocks.
(c) Camouflaged animals.
(d) Footprints in the snow.

10. When Phil sees the cowhands flirting with the women, what does he wish?
(a) They would leave the women alone.
(b) He was more comfortable around women.
(c) Whatever makes him different than them did not exist.
(d) He could find a woman of his own.

11. What does it mean to Johnny to be kind?
(a) To help others when they ask.
(b) To never say an unkind word to or about anyone.
(c) To try to remove obstacles in the way of those who love or need you.
(d) To always turn the other cheek.

12. For what does Rose’s Red Mill become known?
(a) Fried chicken and piano-playing.
(b) Fine dishes and red wine.
(c) Spaghetti and meatballs.
(d) Singing and dancing.

13. To what does the narrator compare the taunting of Peter by classmates?
(a) Phil's behavior towards George.
(b) The forceful removal of the Native Americans to the reservations.
(c) The inspection of potential purchasers of slaves.
(d) The pecking to death of chickens that are maimed or odd.

14. What confuses Phil regarding George and Rose?
(a) Why George would choose Rose over the upper class women from out east.
(b) Rose is out of George's league, as she is both beautiful and talented.
(c) Where George got the guts to court Rose.
(d) How George ever had to chance to speak to Rose in the first place.

15. How does Rose react when Peter asks her if she is happy?
(a) She tells him about Phil.
(b) She says she is very happy.
(c) She begins to cry.
(d) She talks around the question.