1. When a tea party was thrown for Mother, what was required of the children?
(a) They had to dress in fine, uncomfortable clothes, and wait in the garden.
(b) They had to dress in formal clothes and sit still at the table.
(c) They all had to take long naps before the guests arrived.
(d) They had to go play at the neighbor's house until the guests were gone.

2. Which of the following was true of Lillian Moller Gilbreth and Frank Bunker Gilbreth?
(a) They were quite different from each other, but very similar in their love for children.
(b) Frank didn't want as large a family as Lillian did, but he wanted to make her happy.
(c) Before he met Lillian, Frank was a reserved and quiet man.
(d) Frank had a great sense of humor, while Lillian was always very serious.

3. Why did Mother leave the hospital before giving birth to her seventh child?
(a) The children missed her.
(b) She was scared.
(c) She didn't like the hospital staff.
(d) She was lonely.

4. How did Uncle Fred surprise Mother and the children?
(a) He took them to a carnival.
(b) He brought presents for each one of them.
(c) He took them to the ocean.
(d) He got on the train one stop before their final destination.

5. How did Dad find success and own his own contracting business by the age of 27?
(a) He served as an apprentice to a man who owned a contracting business.
(b) He was a bricklayer, and he met a man who taught him how to be efficient and get promoted.
(c) He followed in his father's footsteps, and he aggressively pursued a career in construction at a young age.
(d) He started as a bricklayer, and quickly rose in the ranks of construction by being an efficient worker.