2. What does David suggest to cheer Kate up?
(a) They go downstairs and see what's in her refrigerator.
(b) She comes over for tea.
(c) She come over to his place for awhile.
(d) He cooks her dinner.

3. Kate admits that she is impulsive and emotional about everything but...?
(a) Sex.
(b) Relationships.
(c) Marriage.
(d) Domestic partnerships.

4. What comment made it difficult for David to keep the smile from his face?
(a) The ugly coat he hated was ruined.
(b) She had already been married once.
(c) She was single and lonely.
(d) She had nowhere to sleep that night.

5. What was the purpose of David stopping at the practice field?
(a) To explain why he won't be there for practice later.
(b) To introduce Kate as his new girlfriend.
(c) To recruit someone to help get her mattress in her house.
(d) To recruit someone to help finance his endeavors.

6. What vitamin does Dave ask Kate if she takes?
(a) Vitamin B.
(b) Multivitamins.
(c) Vitamin C.
(d) Vitamin A.

7. Who used to work with Dave?
(a) Lenny Newfarmer.
(b) Howard Berk.
(c) Smitty.
(d) Elmo Nichols.

8. How long had Kate and David been neighbors?
(a) Two months.
(b) Four months.
(c) Three months.
(d) Five months.

9. What sight caused Kate to purse her lips?
(a) Her roof,
(b) Her quilt.
(c) The hole in her ceiling.
(d) The wet quilt.

10. What fictional character did the old lady remind Kate of?
(a) Pooh.
(b) Daisy duck.
(c) Grandma Simpson.
(d) Piglet.

11. What primarily occupies David's time?
(a) Watching Kate.
(b) Working.
(c) Drawing.
(d) Reading comic books.

12. What was it too soon for?
(a) Any kind of sexual interaction beyond kissing.
(b) Them to go to bed together.
(c) Bedtime.
(d) Kate to come creeping into his bed.

13. What kind of weather vane was on the top of the birthday cake house?
(a) A horse.
(b) A rooster.
(c) An arrow.
(d) A flying horse.

14. What color were the wing chairs that were in David's house?
(a) Lincoln green.
(b) Pine green.
(c) Lime green.
(d) Forest green.

15. What is Kate's marital status?
(a) Married.
(b) Engaged.
(c) Single.
(d) Divorced.