1. How does Cordelia's father squelch rumors about Jonathan and Cordelia when she is tutoring him?
(a) There are no rumors to squelch as Cordelia is the model of a lady.
(b) Threatens one of the worst rumor mongers with revealing things about that person.
(c) Has Cordelia's sister chaperone.
(d) He doesn't try to do anything figuring people gossip and it means nothing.

2. What does Aunt Cordelia do as Julie cleans the dishes?
(a) Sits in her rocker and cries.
(b) Looks through old letters from Jonathan.
(c) Goes to sleep.
(d) Rakes and burns leaves most of the night.

3. What does Julie assume Aunt Cordelia feels?
(a) Sadness about Jonathan.
(b) Happy that she will soon no longer be burdened with raising Julie.
(c) Excitement about having Julie for the summer months at least.
(d) Sadness at the prospect of Julie leaving.

4. To whom does Julie tell her fears about her and Laura?
(a) A teacher.
(b) Aunt Cordelia.
(c) Bill.
(d) A kind train conductor.

5. What is the main idea of the note that Uncle Haskell slips under Julie's door?
(a) If Julie learns compassion from her guilt about Aggie, then Aggie will be immortal.
(b) He intends to slip a note under her door but does not.
(c) That whether one chooses goodness or meanness, they are still loved by God.
(d) That staying or going from the farm, Julie is always there in spirit.