4. Why does Newt tell Catharine he may be punished heavily?
(a) He wants her to feel bad for him.
(b) He wants her to admit she loves him.
(c) He wants her to apologize to him.
(d) He wants her to loan him money.

5. What makes the rest of New England different from Barnstable?
(a) They have fewer people living there.
(b) They are modernizing.
(c) They are too crowded.
(d) They are poorer.

6. At the end of "All the King's Men," what does Barzov claim?
(a) That Pi Ying was a good leader.
(b) That he won't let Kelly's wife go.
(c) That he lost the game on purpose.
(d) That he doesn't want to start a fight with America.

7. Where does the salesman visit in "Where I Live?"
(a) The bookstore.
(b) The city hall.
(c) The mall.
(d) The library.

8. What is the mental handicap in "Harrison Bergeron?"
(a) Temporary blindness.
(b) A buzzing in the ear.
(c) Difficulty speaking.
(d) Free cable.

9. What year did Thomas Edison live in the stranger's neighborhood?
(a) 1779.
(b) 1879.
(c) 1979.
(d) 1679.

10. What does the Sheriff warn Nancy about Billy the Poet?
(a) That he has been stealing money.
(b) That he has been attacking hostesses.
(c) That he wears a mask.
(d) That he has been courting hostesses.

11. How does Helene start to fall in love with Harry?
(a) From his love letters.
(b) From their weekend getaways.
(c) From her sister's pushing.
(d) From play rehearsals.

12. In "Long Walk to Forever," where do Newt and Catharine take a nap?
(a) At a motel.
(b) In a car.
(c) At Catharine's house.
(d) In an orchard.

13. What does the salesman do after eating lunch?
(a) He goes shopping.
(b) He sets up shop on a corner.
(c) He visits a local school.
(d) He tries to find trustees.

14. In "Harrison Bergeron," what must strong people wear?
(a) Masks.
(b) Backpacks.
(c) Weights.
(d) Dresses.

15. When does the stranger say the last time he worked was?
(a) Earlier that day.
(b) He's never worked.
(c) Last week.
(d) When he was nine.