3. Why is Philadelphy sobbing when Loosh and Granny confront each other?
(a) Because she doesn't like confrontation.
(b) Because she knows Loosh is wrong.
(c) Because he doesn't want to leave the farm.
(d) Because Granny is sad.

4. What does the Sartoris family use for ink?
(a) Mud.
(b) Ink.
(c) Berry juice.
(d) Paint.

5. While fleeing, why does Granny refuse to sleep in the farmhouse?
(a) She wants to stay with the silver.
(b) It's too dirty.
(c) She doesn't trust the people inside.
(d) She likes the open air.

6. How did Bayard's mother die?
(a) A farming accident.
(b) It's still a mystery.
(c) In the war.
(d) In childbirth.

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

8. How does Drusilla change her appearance after her fiancé and father die?
(a) She dresses all in black.
(b) She dresses provocatively.
(c) She dresses more feminine.
(d) She dresses like a man.

9. What was Granny's disturbing dream at the beginning of "Retreat"?
(a) Someone takes Bayard.
(b) Someone burns her house.
(c) Someone finds their silver.
(d) The Union wins the war.

10. After the encounter with the slave woman, what does Ringo predict?
(a) They will help her safety.
(b) They will also leave her behind.
(c) They will return home.
(d) They may die.

11. At the beginning of "Retreat," where is the Sartoris family fleeing?
(a) Vicksburg.
(b) Texas.
(c) Memphis.
(d) Alabama.

12. Ringo asks Bayard who he thinks Granny dreamed about. Bayard says ______.
(a) His father.
(b) A stranger.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Loosh.

13. What is the main reason Granny profits from her meeting with Colonel Dick?
(a) Colonel Dick is loyal to the South.
(b) She is sweet and innocent.
(c) He misheard her story.
(d) He believes she is on his side.

14. What is Rosa Miller's relation to Sartoris?
(a) She is his mother-in-law.
(b) She is his sister.
(c) She is his mother.
(d) She is his employee.

15. Why does Granny scold Ringo and Bayard?
(a) For cursing.
(b) For not bathing.
(c) For shooting.
(d) For coming to her.