1. What do readers know about the fat maid?
(a) She sits and reads to Chance every night.
(b) She is from another country and doesn't understand what is said on TV.
(c) She was once married to the Old Man.
(d) She watches TV with Chance.

2. What does EE discover about Chance after going through all of his belongings and asking him questions about his past?
(a) She discovers that his real name is Chance.
(b) She finds out that he was really a gardener.
(c) She discovers nothing about him.
(d) She finds out how rich he really is.

3. What does Chance say to Mrs. Aubrey when she tells him about all of the people who want interviews with him?
(a) He tells her he would rather watch television.
(b) He admits to her that he is not comfortable with them.
(c) He tells her to set all of them up for the next morning.
(d) He tells her he does not want to meet those people.

4. What does Chance speak about when the President asks him a question about Wall Street?
(a) He talks about the Old Man's big house.
(b) He admits he knows nothing about it.
(c) He compares it to a garden.
(d) He compares it to a television program.

5. Being outside in the world seems familiar to Chance. What does it remind him of?
(a) He remembers it from when he was a small child.
(b) It is just like his garden to him.
(c) It reminds him of the books he has read.
(d) It is similar to what he has seen on TV.