3. Why does Don assume the coin collector is going away for the weekend?
(a) Bob said he left his house with a suitcase.
(b) He read it in the newspaper.
(c) The man told him.
(d) Fletcher saw him leave.

4. When Bob returns from the diner, what does he buy for his breakfast?
(a) Toast and eggs.
(b) Orange juice.
(c) Gourmet muffin.
(d) A piece of pie and a Pepsi.

5. What does Don suggest Bob should take at breakfast time?
(a) More coffee.
(b) Vitamins.
(c) Something for his headache.
(d) Tea.

6. Why does Teach think they should steal other items besides the coins?
(a) To give to their mothers.
(b) To help pay Bob's college bills.
(c) To donate to charities.
(d) For their troubles.

7. In reference to the coin book, who says, "this is what I'm saying ... you got to know what you're talking about"?
(a) Teach.
(b) Fletcher.
(c) Earl.
(d) Bob.

8. How much does Don tell Teach he sells his collectibles for?
(a) Fifteen dollars each.
(b) Sixteen cents.
(c) One dollar.
(d) Twenty dollars each.

9. Who told Teach he doesn't know what the date was on the buffalo nickel that he sold?
(a) Earl.
(b) Don.
(c) Fletcher.
(d) Bob.

10. In Act I, what two things does Teach tell Don should be kept separated?
(a) Friendship and money.
(b) Eating and drinking.
(c) Shopping and dating.
(d) Love and courtship.

11. How much is the 1929 penny worth?
(a) Sixty dollars.
(b) Seventy-five cents.
(c) Two dollars.
(d) Twenty cents.

12. Which character speaks first in Act I?
(a) Bob.
(b) Don.
(c) Ruthie.
(d) Fletcher.

13. Why does Don tell Bob he should eat breakfast?
(a) It's his favorite meal.
(b) It's the most important meal of the day.
(c) He won't get anything else to eat that day.
(d) It's a long time until lunch.

14. How much money does Bob ask Don for before the break in?
(a) Ten dollars.
(b) Fifteen dollars.
(c) Fifty dollars.
(d) Sixty dollars.

15. When the coin collector visited Don's shop, he was:
(a) Dressed in jeans.
(b) Wearing shorts.
(c) Well-dressed.
(d) Wearing tennis shoes.