1. A second theme apparent in Part 2 might be what?
(a) Spirituality.
(b) Loyalty.
(c) Unions are not good for entertainers.
(d) Entertainers are better than others.

2. Why does Cressida go to England?
(a) To get her money away from Jerome's inept grasp.
(b) To see London once more before killing herself.
(c) To have a winter free of Jerome's attentions.
(d) To make money on a tour to pull herself out of the precarious financial position in which she finds herself.

3. Why does Carrie view the walk in the park as a sort of adventure?
(a) Because even in those days it was unsafe for two women to walk in the park alone.
(b) Given Cressida's level of fame, walking in the park without one of her many attendants turns their outing into a kind of adventure.
(c) Because there are several small circus acts occurring in the park at this time.
(d) Because Carrie seldom gets to be alone with Cressida.

4. What does Cressida do when she spies Carrie?
(a) Turns away and pretends not to see her.
(b) Waves at her from where she is lying on a deck lounger.
(c) Yells at her angrily about a suitcase mix-up.
(d) Rises and greets her warmly.

5. How did Cressida know the two executors?
(a) The three of them took a world tour together.
(b) They are both friends from Cressida's youth.
(c) Cressida only knows one of the executors; the other is court appointed.
(d) They are married to each other.