1. On what condition does the Reformatory psychiatrist agree to let Dr. Summer return and stay where he wishes?
(a) That Dr. Summer no longer fights with the guards or inmates.
(b) That Dr. Summer work closely with him on Hatter's reform.
(c) That Dr. Summer takes full responsibility for Hatter's reform.
(d) That Dr. Summer takes responsibility for his own safety.

2. What ends Hatter, Rhinehart, and Dr. Summer's evening?
(a) Dr. Summer urging Hatter to talk about her past.
(b) Hatter lashes out at the other two.
(c) Rhinehart is called to the infirmary.
(d) Rhinehart's comment that Hatter looks "almost human."

3. What does the Reformatory psychiatrist tell Dr. Summer is the only way Hatter will leave the basement early?
(a) If she is transferred to the state hospital.
(b) If she starts speaking and eating.
(c) She will never leave the basement early.
(d) If she is sick enough to go to the infirmary.

4. Why does Dr. Summer call the psychiatrist at the Reformatory?
(a) He wants to know that Hatter will be cared for now that he is gone.
(b) He wants to come back and help Hatter, on one condition.
(c) He wants the psychiatrist to know how he feels about the Reformatory.
(d) He wants to know if the psychiatrist will allow him back, under any condition.

5. What does Dr. Summer tell Hatter before leaving?
(a) He has given up on her.
(b) None of these.
(c) He does not understand how to help her.
(d) Have someone call him if she wants to talk.