1. What is Tycho's response to Angela's plan regarding her father?
(a) Tycho doesn't like the idea and refuses to help.
(b) Tycho thinks Angela will not be satisfied until she finds out the truth, so he supports her plan.
(c) Tycho doesn't like the idea at all.
(d) Tycho says that the plan is just plain silly.

2. Angela realizes that Dido has lied to her. What does Roland tell her that reveals the lie?
(a) That Roland is not married and has no children.
(b) That Roland wasn't aware of her existence.
(c) That Roland's children are aware of Angela.
(d) That Dido has kept in contact with him all these years.

3. Angela looks to Tycho to affirm that her curiosity about her father is natural. How does he respond?
(a) Tycho says that giving in to natural curiosity doesn't always bring about hoped-for results.
(b) Tycho says Angela is being obsessive.
(c) Tycho says he doesn't understand why Angela doesn't just leave the past in the past.
(d) Tycho says natural curiosity should be explored.

4. How does Angela rationalize her father's reaction to seeing her?
(a) She says it is understandable that he wouldn't acknowledge her in public.
(b) She convinces herself that her father didn't recognize her.
(c) She convinces herself that her father is just shocked to see her.
(d) She thinks perhaps she is mistaken and the man isn't really her father.

5. When Angela tells Roland about growing up poor, what does he disclose to her?
(a) That he doesn't really care about what she's experienced.
(b) That he never sent child support payments to Dido.
(c) That he didn't even know she existed.
(d) That Dido refused to take money from him for Angela.