3. What does Visitor believe the suitcase responds to in 'Suitcase'?
(a) The women's conversation.
(b) The passing traffic.
(c) The moon.
(d) The sun.

4. What, does Visitor tell Woman at the end of 'Suitcase', is her final obstacle?
(a) Her mind.
(b) A quest.
(c) Getting out of jail.
(d) Freedom.

5. What does Woman think about Visitor's suggestion that she confront her husband about the suitcase?
(a) That it is silly.
(b) The idea terrifies her.
(c) That it is futile.
(d) That it is worth a shot.

6. What does Visitor tell Woman the suitcase is testing?
(a) Blood pressure.
(b) Fidelity.
(c) Bravery.
(d) Faith and trust.

7. What is Woman and Visitor's reaction to the noises from the suitcase?
(a) Laughter.
(b) Joy.
(c) Fear.
(d) Tears.

8. Why is Visitor confused that the suitcase causes Woman so much concern?
(a) Woman knows the contents of the suitcase.
(b) Woman has more important troubles in her life.
(c) It's only a suitcase.
(d) Visitor knows what is inside the suitcase.

9. What does Woman think about the suitcase?
(a) That it is cause for concern.
(b) That her mother should have picked a different color.
(c) That Visitor packs a lot.
(d) That it is nothing to worry about.

10. What does Woman telephone for at the end of 'Suitcase'?
(a) Chinese food.
(b) A plumber.
(c) A pizza.
(d) An electrician.

11. What comment does Visitor make about Woman's marriage?
(a) The marriage is strong.
(b) The marriage is falling apart.
(c) Woman found her soulmate.
(d) It lacks passion.

12. After asking Visitor if she can keep a secret, what does Woman bring into the room?
(a) A suitcase.
(b) A diary.
(c) Videos.
(d) Photos.

13. How many characters are on stage when 'Suitcase' opens?
(a) 2.
(b) 7.
(c) 1.
(d) 10.

14. What does Visitor determine by looking at the suitcase's lock?
(a) The lock is complicated.
(b) There is no lock.
(c) The lock can be picked.
(d) The lock can't be picked.

15. What does Visitor think is in the suitcase after it makes noise?
(a) Something alive.
(b) A puppy.
(c) A radio.
(d) A child.