1. Where does this play begin?
(a) There is a walk up tenement style apartment located in a dodgy, dilapidated part of New York City, built in the 1890s.
(b) It is a typical suburban home in New Jersey with children playing in the front yard and a swingset in the back.
(c) In a highrise apartment on the Upper Eastside of New York City.
(d) There is a large Victorian-style home with a wrap around porch and grassy fields in the background.

2. What is the audience able to see of this building?
(a) The front of this old Victorian home, lined with bushes and flowerbeds.
(b) A typical looking suburban home with toys lying around in the front yard.
(c) The first floor windows and the bottom of the second story. To the left there is a partial view of the attached building, a storage warehouse under heavy construction. The house to the right is being demolished.
(d) The first five floors of the highrise aparment, a sign for valet parking, and a large awning over the entrance.

3. How does Rose feel about Mr. Easter?
(a) Deep down she likes him but knows he is married.
(b) He is creepy and unreliable.
(c) He is a kind man who can give her what she needs.
(d) She does not feel right about what he is asking of her.

4. What does Rose's father ask about Mr. Easter?
(a) If he has enough money to support Rose.
(b) If there was something more, perhaps a physical relationship between her and her boss.
(c) If he is having problems with Rose at work.
(d) If he is interested in seeing Rose.

5. What is Greta Fiorentino wearing?
(a) A summer dress.
(b) A flowered housecoat.
(c) A bathing suit.
(d) A fur coat.