1. "Lulu's Boys" is written in third person limited point of view, but the thoughts which other character are revealed at the start of the story?
(a) Gerry.
(b) Henry.
(c) Henry Jr.
(d) Lulu.

2. Eli appeals to June because:
(a) She distrusts her own father and wants to replace him.
(b) He teaches her how to hunt for furs and makes her feel useful.
(c) He is gentle, quiet, and belongs in the woods like she does.
(d) He drinks and sings wild songs to the children.

3. Albertine reminds Henry of:
(a) His mother when she was younger.
(b) One of his relatives from the reservation who died in Viet Nam.
(c) The displaced people in Viet Nam traveling with their belongings.
(d) A girl he met in a village in Viet Nam who blew herself up.

4. The description of Lulu's work in the kitchen-- filling pots by pointing at them, taking things from the oven that had never been put in--suggests:
(a) She has some sort of magical powers or witchcraft.
(b) She is overworked and exhausted.
(c) She is efficient and prepares dinner in advance.
(d) She has thrown dinner together without much care.

5. Though she is heartbroken, Marie says she will not "park herself on the tracks for Nector," which means:
(a) She will not destroy their truck by leaving it on the train tracks.
(b) She will not leave her husband and children.
(c) She will not put herself in the way of harm for his happiness.
(d) She will not give up on herself and fall apart.