1. How did Lill display a strong work ethic at the age of eight?
(a) She refused to allow her parents to buy her some roller skates, because she wanted to earn them.
(b) She started a lemonade stand business so she could buy some roller skates.
(c) She completed a very tough chore to earn a little money toward some roller skates.
(d) She asked a store owner if she could earn a pair of roller skates by working around his shop.

2. At the time when Mother traveled with the children, how many children were in the Gilbreth family?
(a) Seven.
(b) Ten.
(c) Three.
(d) Twelve.

3. Which is an example of how Mother and Dad allowed the children to have a say in the running of the household?
(a) The children were allowed to veto anything which did not seem fair.
(b) Mother and Dad spoke with each child individually to give them a chance to share their ideas.
(c) The children proposed purchasing a different rug from what Mother chose, and she concurred.
(d) The children were allowed to develop two household rules.

4. What did Grandma Gilbreth give to the children to help them ward off illness?
(a) Vitamins.
(b) Bibles.
(c) Sweets.
(d) Camphor filled bags.

5. Why did Dad name their first car "Foolish Carriage"?
(a) He thought he looked foolish in it.
(b) He thought it was a foolish invention.
(c) He thought it was foolish to own a car when he had so many children.
(d) He didn't think he should purchase it, but he needed it for his large family.