2. What song do the Women sing after Senorita 3's story of her sister?
(a) "The Love Song."
(b) "The Fire Song."
(c) "The Senorita Song."
(d) "The Wedding Song."

3. What does the Daughter want to look at?
(a) The sky.
(b) The ocean.
(c) The fields.
(d) The city.

4. What does the "light in her eyes" symbolize in the Martyr scene?
(a) A hope.
(b) A love.
(c) A beauty.
(d) A flickering death wish.

5. What is Catch Woman 1's method of catching a man?
(a) Cook for him.
(b) Make him jealous.
(c) Hypnotize him.
(d) Slap him.

6. What does Catch Woman 3 say is a very powerful weapon?
(a) Smiles.
(b) Dancing.
(c) Looks.
(d) Talk.

7. What does Mother say about being a woman?
(a) It is a glorious thing.
(b) It is a joy.
(c) It is a sin.
(d) It is a dangerous, deadly adventure.

8. What does the Guerrillera say that third world women are?
(a) Triply oppressed.
(b) Miserable creatures.
(c) Happy.
(d) Beaten sods.

9. Who accompanies the Girl at the dance scene?
(a) The Chaperone.
(b) The Father.
(c) The Mother.
(d) The Son.

10. What is name of the woman who jumps in the song sung by the Senoritas in Act 2?
(a) Donna.
(b) Maria.
(c) Rosa.
(d) Juana.

11. What do the women take and put on from the basket of the Chaperone?
(a) Tiaras.
(b) Wigs with rollers.
(c) Sashes.
(d) Wedding gowns.

12. Who do the Catch Women address?
(a) The Father.
(b) The Girl.
(c) The Mother.
(d) The Daughter.

13. What time does the Man tell the Researcher that his wife goes to bed?
(a) Ten p.m.
(b) Midnight.
(c) Five p.m.
(d) Nine p.m.

14. Who does the woman on the swing leave with?
(a) The Senoritas.
(b) The Man.
(c) The Girl.
(d) The Chaperone.

15. What does the Son tell the Mother about his girlfriend?
(a) She's pregnant.
(b) She's died.
(c) She's married him.
(d) She's left him.