1. What type of advice does Mrs. Hedges offer Min?
(a) Mrs. Hedges tells Min to go see The Prophet David who is a root doctor.
(b) Mrs. Hedges tells Min to leave Jones.
(c) Mrs. Hedges promises that things will get better with time.
(d) Mrs. Hedges tells Min to come work for her.

2. How does Boots respond to Lutie's question about how he's able to get gas for his car?
(a) He says that gas is not that hard to find.
(b) He says that if you pay the right price you can get gas.
(c) He says that he gets the gas from his father's auto shop.
(d) He says that she should mind her business.

3. What bit of wisdom did Mrs. Pizzini share with Lutie?
(a) "It's best not to work at all when the babies are young. A family should not be interrupted with work."
(b) "It's best that the man do the work when the babies are young. And when the man is young. Not good for the woman to work when she's young. Not good for the man."
(c) "It's best that the woman do the work when the babies are young. And when the woman is young. Not good for the man to work when he's young. Not good for the woman."
(d) "It's best that the man and woman work when the babies are young. And when they both are young. That is what's best for the family."

4. What is Lutie determined to do when the interaction between Boots and the motorcycle policeman is over?
(a) Use Boots Smith to launch her singing career.
(b) Get out of the car.
(c) Ask Boots for some money.
(d) Get home to Bub as soon as possible.

5. Which statement does the author use to describe the Chandlers' view of Lutie?
(a) A "hard working black woman who adds warmth to our household."
(b) A "wench with no morals who would be easy to come by."
(c) A "fool of a girl, working so hard when her husband ought to be the one doing the work."
(d) A "mistake if we ever made one."