1. What does Frank envision April doing as he gives a great burst of love and approval?
(a) Laughing off the disastrous production in a round of kisses and compliments.
(b) Getting upset with him.
(c) Ignoring him.
(d) Pushing him away.

2. What kind of husband does April not want?
(a) One who cannot think for himself.
(b) One who is poor.
(c) One who works himself into an early grave at a job he hates for a house and life in suburbia that means nothing to them.
(d) One who is not willing to do as she asks.

3. For what does April apologize again?
(a) Being hard to live with since her involvement with the community theater.
(b) Making plans without discussing them with him first.
(c) Being rude and unkind.
(d) Being hot-headed.

4. Why does Earl come home crestfallen?
(a) He will have to move to New York.
(b) The big promotion that he expected in New York has been shot down by a higher authority and he will remain on various field assignments until his retirement.
(c) His boss is disappointed with his work.
(d) He had been fired.

5. How does Frank try to change the subject?
(a) He launches into a passionate speech about the shallowness of people who come to the suburbs.
(b) He launches into a passionate discussion about his childhood.
(c) He launches into a passionate speech about how much his wife annoys him.
(d) He launches into a passionate speech about health care reform and problems with the social security system.