1. About what does Thomas still dream about first stepping onto Quantness?
(a) How vast the property was.
(b) He was moved by hunger to shoot a quail that will not die.
(c) His surprise at seeing this beautiful plantation.
(d) How happy he was.

2. Oscar maintains "when the idea is used in the context of the expression, combined with the expression, then the idea becomes part of the abuse I'm referring to," but denies what?
(a) Claiming proprietary interest in either the Civil War or Revolutionary War.
(b) Claiming propietary interest in either the French and Indian War or the Trail of Tears.
(c) Claiming proprietary interest in either the Revolutionary War or War of 1812.
(d) Claiming proprietary interest in either the Civil War or the Battle of Antietam.

3. How do Harry and Christina find Oscar trapped?
(a) In his new wheelchair and complaining about his new maid.
(b) In his car with the doors locked.
(c) In his bedroom screaming for help.
(d) Outside the house without his keys.

4. Of what does Thomas accuse his mother?
(a) Not being kind enough to all the slaves.
(b) Being too harsh on John Israel.
(c) Cherishing injustice and refusing to relinquish the past.
(d) Cherishing justice and easily relinquishing the past.

5. What does Lily advise Oscar about the play?
(a) Send it to a director and have it made into a movie.
(b) Have someone read it who can understand it.
(c) Produce a production of it on Broadway.
(d) Burn it.