3. What does everyone say about the New York Times crossword puzzle, according to Ouisa?
(a) They have never finished the Sunday puzzle
(b) They do it in ink
(c) The Monday puzzle is two easy
(d) It is a waste of time

4. To what object does Ouisa compare Geoffrey's money in this section?
(a) A lawnmower
(b) A beacon
(c) A mustang
(d) A lifeboat

5. What did Paul's muggers take from him in addition to his wallet?
(a) His sport coat
(b) His keys
(c) His suitcase
(d) His class ring

6. According to Flan in this section, Geoffrey has recently sold a print by what modern artist?
(a) Bacon
(b) Hockney
(c) De Kooning
(d) Pollock

7. In what country did Wassily Kandinsky die?
(a) Germany
(b) America
(c) France
(d) Russia

8. Why does Flan need to call his lawyer at the end of this section?
(a) To arbitrate the purchase of the Cezanne
(b) To inquire after Paul's identity
(c) To deal with the South African banks
(d) To assess damage done to the condo

9. What color is the shirt that the Kittredges give to Paul?
(a) White
(b) Black
(c) Pink
(d) Blue

10. When Paul enters the scene, where does he announce that he attends school with the Kittredges' daughter?
(a) Yale
(b) Groton
(c) Harvard
(d) Cornell

11. What negative world does Ouisa repeat over and over throughout the first couple minutes of the play?
(a) Terrifying
(b) Awful
(c) Ghastly
(d) Horrific

12. Which of the following prominent New York families is not one that Paul mentions considering before deciding to come to the Kittredges?
(a) The Babcocks
(b) The Helmsleys
(c) The Onassises
(d) The Auchinslosses

13. What does the Hustler do as soon as he enters the scene?
(a) Stretch out on the couch
(b) Begin eating leftovers from the night before
(c) Walks straight through the room and leaves the condo
(d) Throws a punch at Flan

14. What valuable item has Paul lost in the mugging?
(a) His shoes
(b) His thesis
(c) His only photo of his mother
(d) His antique pocketwatch

15. Which of the following would-be presidential assassins is mentioned in Paul's thesis?
(a) Hinckley
(b) Fromme
(c) Bycke
(d) Zangara