1. What is the real reason Roslin visits her friend, Margret in Chapter 3?
(a) Roslin wants to help the girls with their work.
(b) Roslin wishes to give Margret a gift
(c) Roslin wants to gossip about Agnes.
(d) Roslin wants advice about her own marriage.

2. What does Roslin bring to Margret in Chapter 3?
(a) Sweets.
(b) Rye bread.
(c) Danishes.
(d) Milk.

3. What kind of relationship develops between Agnes and Natan after she moves to his farm?
(a) They do not talk when she first arrives, and Natan ignores her for the first few months.
(b) They become intimate very soon and have a special bond that consists of deep conversations.
(c) They are very good friends at first, but he loves his other servant more and gives her more attention.
(d) Natan is the man of the house and tells Agnes what to do and how to do it.

4. Why does the District Commissioner feel it is appropriate for him to ask the Jonsdottir family to house a murderer?
(a) He has nowhere else for her to go.
(b) It is punishment, because the family has stolen from a nearby farm.
(c) He believes it's Mr. Jonsson's responsibility as District Officer of Vatnsdalur.
(d) He believes the daughters will be a good influence.

5. What does Sigga say when Agnes asks if Natan is at church, because it is Sunday?
(a) He is not a church-going man.
(b) He is at home, but in the workshop just nearby.
(c) He is at church, but will be home soon.
(d) He is at a neighboring village helping.