2. What was different about the compliments she received from David?
(a) They were sincere and not conjured up for conversation.
(b) They were whispered in the dark intimacy of a Porsche.
(c) The words came from him.
(d) They were honest.

3. Where is the Cash and Carry store?
(a) Arlington.
(b) Downtown.
(c) Springfield.
(d) Alexandria.

4. What couldn't Dave stand about working at Adtech?
(a) The rotating hours.
(b) The fact that he had to wear a tie.
(c) The neon lights.
(d) The small cubicles.

5. How much did her feather quilt cost her?
(a) Four hundred dollars.
(b) Three hundred dollars.
(c) Two hundred dollars.
(d) One hundred dollars.

6. What irritates Kate in the mornings?
(a) Not being able to practice.
(b) Not getting enough sleep.
(c) Being alone.
(d) Being deprived of morning coffee.

7. What does it mean when an alarm goes off in Kate's house?
(a) She has to leave.
(b) She needs to get ready.
(c) She's going to be late.
(d) She's late,

8. What kind of wood was the elaborate arch separated the living room from the dining room?
(a) Oak.
(b) Rosewood.
(c) Mahogany.
(d) Pine.

9. What did Kate say that hurt David?
(a) That he should get out and never come near her again.
(b) That she doesn't like to be touched by a man with designs on her.
(c) That he can't come over anymore, now that Elsie's moving in.
(d) That his desire to touch her robe was a ploy to fondle her.

10. What kind of feeling did Dave expect when he thought of holding Kate?
(a) Fireworks.
(b) Sparklers.
(c) Heat.
(d) Warmth.

11. Where did Elsie aim to shoot the man on the roof?
(a) The knee.
(b) His chest.
(c) His shoulder.
(d) The privates.

12. What did Dave find he liked about Kate?
(a) She was cute in her pink robe.
(b) She didn't mind being rumpled.
(c) She was happy in things that were inexpensive.
(d) She was comfortable in her own skin.

13. What two neighbors had baked David cakes?
(a) Emily Pearson and Mrs. Butler.
(b) Emily Peterson and Mrs. Butler.
(c) Emily Pearson and Mrs. Butters.
(d) Erica Pearson and Ms. Butler.

14. What kinds of images did the idea of removing her dress evoke?
(a) Family images.
(b) Passionate ones.
(c) Old fashioned images.
(d) Sexy ones.

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