1. What does Lutie assume the super has done to the dog as she leaves the apartment?
(a) Lutie assumes the super let the dog out to use the bathroom.
(b) Lutie assumes the super goes to feed the dog.
(c) Lutie assumes the super begins playing with the dog.
(d) Lutie assumes the super kicked the dog again as he did when Lutie first rang his doorbell.

2. How does Lutie feel about Bub shining shoes?
(a) She thinks it's a healthy way to teach him some responsibility.
(b) She thinks it's inappropriate for a young boy to have a job while in school.
(c) She thinks the job reflects Bub's low self esteem.
(d) She believes if he shines shoes at this age, he'll be performing other low paying menial jobs when he's a grown man.

3. Lutie becomes furious when she sees Bub doing what?
(a) Playing with the neighborhood boys.
(b) Holding a shoe shining kit.
(c) Fighing in the street.
(d) Smoking cigarettes with Jones.

4. What does Lutie notice about Jones' apartment?
(a) Lutie notes how the super's apartment is too chilly.
(b) Lutie notes how the super's apartment seems to have no personal touches that would make it feel like a home.
(c) Lutie notes how dirty and unkempt the super's apartment is.
(d) Lutie notes how colorfully the super's apartment is decorated.

5. What does Lutie fantasize about while standing outside the super's apartment?
(a) Lutie fantasizes about running out of the apartment building and finding a better place to live.
(b) Lutie fantasizes about Bub getting into trouble inside the apartment building.
(c) Lutie fantasizes about cots in the hallway to accommodate more renters and about the woman in the window being a snake charmer.
(d) Lutie fantasizes about the appearance of the superintendent--she imagines him being extremely tall and gruesome looking.