1. How does B try to reassure A when she cries in Act 1, Part 3?
(a) B tells A that her son still loves her, he's just too busy to visit a lot of the time.
(b) B tells A that what she can't remember is still there, she just can't access it all the time.
(c) B tells A that she will help her get her affairs in order.
(d) B tells A that she isn't going to die alone, that B and C will be there.

2. What does B tell C about A's use of racial slurs?
(a) A doesn't really know what she's saying because she's too old to realize it.
(b) A had bad experiences with some people that led her to become prejudiced.
(c) They are just the words A learned to use, and they don't really mean anything.
(d) A is not prejudiced against all people, only some.

3. What comment does B make to C, regarding A's bathroom habits?
(a) A should be using a bedpan at night.
(b) A should be able to get to the bathroom by herself.
(c) A takes too long in the bathroom, and B can never use it.
(d) Just when B gets A in her chair, A has to go.

4. What does B say about children in act 1, part 1?
(a) That they should experience the death of someone close as early as possible.
(b) That they should be taught that death is a blessing.
(c) That they should not be told about death so that they won't worry about it.
(d) That they should be taught from the time they are six that they are on the way to death.

5. A says in Act 1, Part 2 that she learned lessons about people from whom?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her son.
(c) Her husband.
(d) Her sister.