1. When Toby's mother was little, she rode in a parade float called the "End of the Rainbow." What does this suggest about Toby's mother?
(a) Her life will be filled with wonderful things.
(b) Toby's mother is Irish.
(c) Riding on the float is the last happy moment she had.
(d) Toby's mother had a privileged childhood.

2. What does Toby's mother do when she feels guilty about how he is treated?
(a) Tells him how much she loves him.
(b) Tries to buy his affection.
(c) Justifies his treatment by saying, "That's the way life is."
(d) Promises she will try to change.

3. What are the names of the two boys Toby hangs out with?
(a) Mark and Shawn.
(b) Arthur and Skipper.
(c) Dwight and Roy.
(d) Terry and Terry.

4. Why is Toby afraid to say anything bad about Roy when his mother asks what he thinks about leaving Roy?
(a) Toby is afraid his mother will use it against him if she and Roy get back together.
(b) Toby is afraid his mother will tell Roy, and Roy will take it out on Toby.
(c) Toby thinks he will not be allowed to take the rifle if he says he doesn't like Roy.
(d) Toby doesn't want to talk about Roy behind his back.

5. What is the condition under which Toby's mother agrees to let him change his name?
(a) He does more chores around the house.
(b) He agrees to complete catechism classes.
(c) He will concentrate harder on his schoolwork.
(d) He spends more time with her and her boyfriend.