2. How does Jessie compare to the definition of a woman they thought Jack would marry?
(a) She is the complete opposite.
(b) She is similar to Wanda Jo.
(c) She reminds people of his mother.
(d) She is exactly the type they thought she would be.

3. Where does the sheriff take Jack when he releases him from jail?
(a) Out past the city limits.
(b) To the minister's parsonage.
(c) To the grain elevator.
(d) To his house.

4. Who takes over for Jack at the grain elevator while he is gone?
(a) Pat Arbuckle.
(b) Ed Voiles.
(c) Doyle Francis.
(d) Denny Strait.

5. On what day of the week does Jessie work?
(a) Sunday.
(b) Saturday.
(c) Tuesday.
(d) Friday.

6. Which of the following do Pat, Jessie and her boys NOT do on an excursion to Denver?
(a) Eat at a family restaurant.
(b) Go to a waterpark.
(c) Visit a children's museum.
(d) Play cowboys.

7. What items does Jack buy on credit at the Men's Store?
(a) A suit and shirts.
(b) A tuxedo.
(c) Three suits.
(d) Shoes and shirts.

8. What does Jack do to Pat at Jessie's apartment?
(a) Stabs him.
(b) Ties him up.
(c) Shoots him.
(d) Hits him with a fireplace poker.

9. What does Jack refuse to talk to Pat about?
(a) The embezzlement.
(b) His boys.
(c) Jessie.
(d) His health.

10. What happens to the bookkeeper of the grain elevator when the theft is revealed?
(a) He is arrested.
(b) He is reprimanded.
(c) He is put on probation.
(d) He is fired.

11. What items does Jack buy on credit at Schulte's store?
(a) Underwear and socks.
(b) A couple of belts.
(c) Ties.
(d) An overcoat.

12. What is the name of the town's newspaper?
(a) The Holt Mercury.
(b) The Holt Journal.
(c) The Holt Gazette.
(d) The Holt Dispatch.

13. Where does almost everyone in town go to see Jack's new wife?
(a) The church hall.
(b) Jack's apartment.
(c) The grain elevator.
(d) The diner.

14. How did the townspeople view Jack's disappearance from town initially?
(a) They were amused.
(b) They were shocked.
(c) They were worried.
(d) They were angry.

15. Why is Charlie not tried for the grain elevator theft?
(a) He is innocent.
(b) He is insane.
(c) He is retarded.
(d) He is brain damaged.