1. Why does Clara become so upset when van den Meer tells Margarethe that the hutsepot she makes for Lent is the best he's ever had?
(a) Because Clara made it herself and wants the credit.
(b) Because Clara wants her birth mother's dishes to always be remembered as the best.
(c) Because it is horrible and Clara knows he is lying.
(d) Because he knows that Clara hates hutsepot more than anything.

2. Why does Margarethe tell Iris that she is better off being ugly?
(a) Because beauty does not help anyone in the world.
(b) Because her husband won't have to worry about her getting ugly since she already is.
(c) Because she won't have to worry about people only liking her for her looks.
(d) Because she won't ever have to worry about getting married.

3. Why are the Master and Caspar invited over for dinner with the newly formed van den Meer family?
(a) Caspar is going to propose to Iris.
(b) The Master has been asked to paint a family portrait.
(c) Margarethe wants to be rude and show the Master that she is happier with Mr. Van den Meer.
(d) Margarethe wants to show off her new family.

4. After the Master's painting is met with great success, what does he ask Margarethe?
(a) If she will teach him how to paint like they do in England.
(b) If she will move back in with him.
(c) To adopt Ruth.
(d) To adopt Iris.

5. What do Iris and Clara use as collateral in order to get Clara a gown?
(a) Henrika's jewels.
(b) Margarethe's fancy new shoes.
(c) The last of their family fortune.
(d) Money Ruth has been secretly hiding away.