3. Why did Son feel so guilty about Cecilia's death?
(a) They had a fight just before she died.
(b) He said he loved her but he didn't.
(c) He should have saved her.
(d) She was too young to die.

4. What does Rose tell Sissy happened to Sissy's real father?
(a) He was killed in a car accident.
(b) He died from leukemia.
(c) He was in an industrial accident.
(d) He was a one-night stand.

5. What does Thomas tell Sissy?
(a) She looks just like Rose.
(b) He is Rose's brother.
(c) He was once married to Rose.
(d) He wants to take her to California.

6. How does Lorraine attempt to cheer up Sissy?
(a) She highlights her hair.
(b) She bakes her a cake.
(c) She takes her to a movie.
(d) She buys her a sweater.

7. What advice does Sissy give the girl waiting to see Mother Corinne?
(a) Be sure to act like you're sick.
(b) Ask for office duty.
(c) Don't tell her the father of the baby has died.
(d) Don't tell the nuns anything personal.

8. What does the girl in #137 ask Sissy?
(a) Where she came from.
(b) What her name is.
(c) Who adopted her baby.
(d) What excuse she gave the nuns.

9. Who finds June dead in her house?
(a) Rose.
(b) Sissy.
(c) Sister Evangeline.
(d) Mother Corinne.

10. Why did Cecilia not want to marry Son?
(a) He was abusive.
(b) He was going bald.
(c) He was injured accidentally.
(d) He didn't have much money.

11. What does Son realize about Rose?
(a) She is very smart.
(b) She is depressed.
(c) She loves him very much.
(d) She is a leaver.

12. How did the person in #122 discover that June was dead?
(a) A neighbor reported it.
(b) She got an urgent phone call from her.
(c) She couldn't get her on the phone.
(d) She came to her house to watch a program.

13. How much does Mother Corinne pay Rose to work in the kitchen?
(a) $5 day.
(b) Nothing.
(c) $2 day.
(d) $100 week.

14. Where does Rose go after spending only one night in the farmhouse?
(a) The groundskeeper's cottage.
(b) The hotel.
(c) The bed & breakfast.
(d) The convent.

15. Son tells Sissy that he and Thomas talked about ______________ while on the back porch.
(a) Cars.
(b) Fishing.
(c) Farming.
(d) Baseball.