2. Why does Granny read recipes to Ringo and Bayard?
(a) To teach them.
(b) To entertain them.
(c) To put them to sleep.
(d) To distract them.

3. When his father returns home, Bayard observes he has the "smell of ______."
(a) Union soldiers.
(b) Horses.
(c) Violence.
(d) Glory.

4. Why do Ringo and Bayard spy on Loosh?
(a) They are playing a game.
(b) They find his movements interesting.
(c) They think he knows something.
(d) They think he's stealing.

5. After Bayard shoots, Ringo screams that who is coming after them?
(a) "The whole army."
(b) "Bandits."
(c) "Sartoris."
(d) "God."

6. Why does Sartoris see himself as a victim to the Confederates?
(a) They take advantage of his family.
(b) He is betrayed by them.
(c) He doesn't have enough resources for his regiment.
(d) They set his slaves free.

7. What is Drusilla very accomplished in?
(a) Horse riding.
(b) Needlepoint.
(c) Fighting.
(d) Singing.

8. How does Buck decide which slaves he sets free?
(a) He draws names from a hat.
(b) Whoever does better work.
(c) He sets the older ones free.
(d) He waits for signs from God.

9. Granny's wagon is pushed into the river by a "_____" of slaves.
(a) Wall.
(b) Storm.
(c) Mob.
(d) Tide.

10. Bayard observes that although the war is tragic, he has never experiences such ______.
(a) Envy.
(b) Passion.
(c) Joy.
(d) Sadness.

11. How does Bayard feel about taking orders from this father?
(a) Thrilled.
(b) Patronized.
(c) Nervous.
(d) Begrudged.

12. Before bed, with the silver in her room, what does Granny do for the first time ever?
(a) Tells Bayard a story.
(b) Locks her door.
(c) Prays.
(d) Turns her light off.

13. Which soldier does Bayard shoot at?
(a) The Colonel.
(b) The oldest.
(c) The first one he sees.
(d) The biggest and strongest.

14. Why does Sartoris return home at the beginning of "The Unvanquished"?
(a) He was expelled from his regiment.
(b) To bring a message.
(c) To oversee the livestock pen.
(d) He's fallen ill.

15. After Granny returns home, where is the silver?
(a) With the Union soldiers.
(b) Buried.
(c) In the farmhouse.
(d) With the slaves.