2. What is Fox's second theory about what happened to the rest of this book?
(a) Bennett Cerf put them in a safe with no combination.
(b) Capote gave them to his godson.
(c) Capote never wrote them.
(d) Dunphy burned them when Truman died.

3. Who is the protagonist/narrator of the book?
(a) P.B. Jones.
(b) T.D. Matlow.
(c) D.A. Meadows.
(d) C.A. Hall.

4. What is the name of the company Hamilton suggests Jones should work?
(a) Cornell University.
(b) Interiors by Design.
(c) The Self Service Agency.
(d) The New York Times.

5. Who is the secretary in Victoria Self's office?
(a) Simone.
(b) Michel.
(c) Butch.
(d) Randy.

6. What work did Capote intend to mimic?
(a) Something Wicked This Way Comes.
(b) Remembrance of Things Past.
(c) Travels with Charley.
(d) From Here to Eternity.

7. Why did Jones engage in homosexual experiences at an early age?
(a) To shock people.
(b) On a dare.
(c) For adventure.
(d) For payment.

8. Who is Woodrow Hamilton?
(a) Attorney.
(b) Publisher.
(c) Stockbroker.
(d) Accountant.

9. Where did Jones move with money he earned?
(a) London.
(b) New York.
(c) Rome.
(d) Chicago.

10. The book focuses on the lives of people in _______________.
(a) rural America.
(b) poverty.
(c) high society.
(d) decline.

11. For what other book is Truman Capote famous?
(a) In Cold Blood.
(b) Killer Angels.
(c) Cane River.
(d) Streetcar Named Desire.

12. Who is P.B. Jones?
(a) The narrator.
(b) An editor.
(c) A bartender.
(d) A florist.

13. What does Jones refer to himself as?
(a) Hershey Bar whore.
(b) Prince among men.
(c) A lost cause.
(d) Last of the good guys.

14. What would be viable if Jones were to move to this location?
(a) He would have a better view of the city.
(b) He would sustain serious injury climbing out the window.
(c) His plants would have better morning light.
(d) His fear of heights would be exacerbated.

15. What job does Hamilton suggest to Jones?
(a) Companion for hire.
(b) Interior designer.
(c) Professor.
(d) Editor.