1. What does Frank do with the pile of papers on his desk?
(a) He ignores them.
(b) He goes through them, trying to throw them out, rather than reading them and taking action.
(c) He reads them and decides what should be done with them.
(d) He throws them all in the trash.

2. What does April say Europe will do for him?
(a) Save him from the depression into which he is sinking.
(b) Provide him a break from reality.
(c) Provide the correct cultural background for him to find a meaningful life for himself.
(d) Give him a taste of life away from New York City and the suburbs of Connecticut.

3. What do the cast members do backstage during intermission?
(a) They pace, wishing only to finish the second act and go home as fast as possible.
(b) They gush about how well the performance is going.
(c) They decide to cancel the second act.
(d) They rest before the second act.

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

5. As they sip their tea, what does Helen Givings do?
(a) She worries about her son.
(b) She discusses her day with her husband.
(c) She reprimands her husband for not helping her deal with their son.
(d) She rehearses in her mind how she hopes the visit with the Wheelers will go.