2. What is Ulrika going to do as soon as the weather is warm enough?
(a) Take a trip to California.
(b) Plant a flower garden.
(c) Get baptized.
(d) Pick wild strawberries.

3. What frivolous purchase has Ulrika made?
(a) A stole.
(b) Earrings.
(c) A hat.
(d) A brooch.

4. What did Karl bring with him from Sweden which he realizes now will be very helpful?
(a) Fishing supplies.
(b) Seed corn.
(c) Maps.
(d) Elderberry bushes.

5. Why is the Indian in the tree?
(a) He is a runaway.
(b) He is dead and secured there until the ground thaws for burial.
(c) He has a good vantage point for hunting.
(d) He is a lookout.

6. What do Karl and Kristina never discuss?
(a) Sex.
(b) Politics.
(c) Religion.
(d) Money.

7. What does Karl notice about the man in #162 when he stops at his house?
(a) He has cholera.
(b) He is in a coma.
(c) He is drunk.
(d) He is praying.

8. Because of the shock of the intruders in #109, Kristina goes into labor ___________ weeks early.
(a) four.
(b) two.
(c) three.
(d) five.

9. When does Robert plan to tell Karl that Robert is leaving?
(a) He'll send a telegram after he's gone.
(b) A month before he leaves.
(c) The day before his departure.
(d) The day of his departure.

10. Kristina uses a concoction of rabbit fat and _____________ to wash the skunk smell out of Johan's clothes.
(a) sand.
(b) leaves.
(c) ashes.
(d) water.

11. What does the person in #112 suggest might be the reason for Kristina's early labor?
(a) She has been doing a lot of physical labor.
(b) Her body has not adjusted to the new time zone.
(c) There was a full moon the night before.
(d) She may be having twins.

12. A cliff near a creek strongly resembles ___________________.
(a) the head of an Indian.
(b) the shape of Sweden.
(c) a man's hat.
(d) a lightning bolt.

13. Who will christen the new baby?
(a) Danjel.
(b) Karl.
(c) Sven.
(d) Gunther.

14. When do Karl and Kristina move into their new home?
(a) May.
(b) October.
(c) July.
(d) January.

15. Kristina learns that Ulrika is to marry ______________________.
(a) Charles Meyers.
(b) Philip J. Bowdoin.
(c) Walter H. Abbott.
(d) Thomas Sanderson.