3. What does Juan Julian decline to say?
(a) What he does with Conchita.
(b) Why Karenin did not commit murder.
(c) Why Anna fell in with Vronsky.
(d) Which character he personally identifies with.

4. Who does Palomo look at when he starts?
(a) Conchita.
(b) Marela.
(c) Ofelia.
(d) Santiago.

5. Who proposes writing Juan Julian's name on a piece of paper?
(a) Marela.
(b) Ofelia.
(c) Conchita.
(d) Palomo.

6. Why do Conchita and Juan Julian separate quickly?
(a) Palomo calling for Conchita.
(b) Santigo's voice calling.
(c) The sound of the door opening.
(d) They hear workers approaching.

7. Who do the sworn enemy of lectors turn into?
(a) A lector.
(b) A belief.
(c) A tool.
(d) A singer.

8. What does Juan Julian say that the tradition of reading to the workers goes back to?
(a) Translating sacred words of dieties to common folk.
(b) Ponce de Leon's travels in Florida and Cuba.
(c) Spainards introducing new religion.
(d) Indian's influence over the in habitants.

9. What are Juan Julian and Conchita doing as Act 2 opens?
(a) Talking.
(b) Making love.
(c) Reading from the novel.
(d) Kissing.

10. Why does Conchita think Santiago is not there?
(a) He is looking for Juan Julian.
(b) He has a hangover.
(c) He is ordering equipment.
(d) He is selling the new brand.

11. What does Karenin imply killing the lover defines?
(a) Ones relations with a woman.
(b) Manliness.
(c) Need to control a situation.
(d) Power.

12. What is odd about Marela?
(a) She is not crying.
(b) She doesn't talk anymore.
(c) She is still wearing her coat.
(d) She is hugging Juan Julian's dead body.

13. What is the single topic of act 2 scene 2?
(a) Anna Karenina.
(b) Adultery.
(c) Erotic love.
(d) Modern issues.

14. What does Karenin decide killing a man to define a relationship with a woman is?
(a) Defining.
(b) Senseless.
(c) Liberating.
(d) Revealing.

15. What does Marela insist Palomo do?
(a) Start a new book.
(b) Play some music.
(c) Finish reading Anna Karenina.
(d) Make up with his wife.