3. What does Karen want to do if she accept a job offer from Gould?
(a) Star as an actress.
(b) Be Ross' secretary.
(c) Be his right hand woman.
(d) Work on a film.

4. What does Gould tell Karen she already knows?
(a) That he will greenlight Radiation.
(b) That she will be a big star.
(c) That he can't greenlight Radiation.
(d) That they will fall in love.

5. How does Gould respond to Karen's interpretation of "Radiation . . ."?
(a) He translates it into French.
(b) He makes fun of it.
(c) He praises it.
(d) He debates it.

6. In the novel, a character received a vision of infinity from what?
(a) Knowing the world would end.
(b) Botched eye surgery.
(c) Radiation from a microwave.
(d) God.

7. Why does Karen ask Gould if she's put him on the spot?
(a) She asked him to fire Fox.
(b) Gould threatens to blacklist her.
(c) She assumed he would make Radiation.
(d) Gould asks her to leave.

8. Why does Gould claim he wants to offer Karen a better job?
(a) He knows she needs money.
(b) To thank her.
(c) She is brilliant.
(d) To get involved with her.

9. What does Karen reveal she knew when Gould invited her home?
(a) He is lonely.
(b) He wants to sleep with her.
(c) He is lazy.
(d) He is in love with her.

10. What is Karen's definition of something greater than courage?
(a) Empowerment.
(b) Bravery.
(c) Philanthropy.
(d) Disillusionment.

11. What does Gould lie to Karen about when she confronts him?
(a) Wanting to sleep with her.
(b) His desire to write books.
(c) His lack of money.
(d) Trying to steal Brown from Fox.

12. In Act 2, how does Gould rate the book's chance to get made?
(a) Very high.
(b) High, if they attach a star.
(c) Slim to none.
(d) Astronomically slim.

13. What substance do Karen and Gould share in Act Two?
(a) Drugs.
(b) Alcohol.
(c) Nicotine.
(d) Caffeine.

14. If Karen agrees to work on a film, she wants to work on what?
(a) The Prison.
(b) Romantic Comedies.
(c) Radiation.
(d) Slashers.

15. Gould likes to believe people are what?
(a) Climbers.
(b) Followers.
(c) Mavericks.
(d) Cogs.