1. Which of the following is not something the children did on the boat?
(a) They swabbed decks.
(b) They pretended to be fish and mermaids.
(c) They sang songs.
(d) They learned about mooring.

2. What did Dad do every summer on their family vacation?
(a) He played the guitar and sang songs with the children.
(b) He talked about moving the family there permanently.
(c) He took a nap every day.
(d) He tried to teach Mother how to swim.

3. Whom did Dad pretend to be after a woman commented about the children?
(a) The leader of a group of circus performers.
(b) A benevolent superintendent who was taking a group of orphans out for the day.
(c) A policeman who was taking a group of undisciplined children to an orphanage.
(d) A teacher who was taking children on a field trip.

4. When Tom gave tours of the Gilbreth house while they were away, how did Mother and Dad each respond?
(a) Mother wanted to fire Tom, but Dad defended him.
(b) Mother did not like it one bit, but Dad thought it wasn't a bad idea.
(c) Dad was furious with Tom, but Mother defended him.
(d) Dad and Mother firmly agreed that it was not appropriate for Tom to do this.

5. What was Dad's view of religious training?
(a) He wasn't sure whether or not he believed in God, but held an appreciation for the history of religion.
(b) He didn't believe in God, nor did he want his children to have religious education.
(c) He didn't trust the church, but he wanted his children to have religious education.
(d) He believed in God, but he was uncomfortable allowing his children to have religious training.