3. For what does Mrs. Tilford reprimand Mary?
(a) Her malicious behavior.
(b) Smoking marijuana.
(c) Drinking beer.
(d) Getting expelled.

4. What was the topic of THE CRUCIBLE?
(a) Witch trials.
(b) Women's rights.
(c) The Civil War.
(d) Slavery.

5. What does Mary throw at the door when Karen and Dr. Cardin leave the room?
(a) A vase.
(b) A book.
(c) A pillow.
(d) A shoe.

6. What has Dr. Cardin asked Mrs. Mortar to do which irritates her?
(a) Leave the room where Mary is resting.
(b) Make a pot of coffee.
(c) Pick up his laundry.
(d) Vacuum the study room.

7. What does Mary symbolize in the play?
(a) Evil.
(b) Innocence.
(c) Betrayal.
(d) Love.

8. How does Mrs. Tilford respond to Mary's exaggerations?
(a) She is hurt.
(b) She is outraged.
(c) She will sue the school.
(d) She passes them off.

9. Karen tells Martha that __________ has asked her to marry him.
(a) Joe.
(b) Blaine.
(c) Jim.
(d) Jeffrey.

10. Mary has a history of _________________.
(a) excellent grades.
(b) exaggeration.
(c) fainting spells.
(d) asthma attacks.

11. How have the witnesses viewed the inappropriate behavior?
(a) Through an open window.
(b) Through a keyhole.
(c) Through a crack in a door.
(d) With a telescope.

12. Which of the following does not describe what Mrs. Mortar is doing?
(a) Listening to a recitation.
(b) Leaning her head back.
(c) Sitting in a big chair.
(d) Filing her nails.

13. Karen tells Martha that her ________________________.
(a) commitment to the school will not change.
(b) car is making funny noises.
(c) the furnace is going out.
(d) the end of year picnic is all planned.

14. How many acts are in THE CHILDREN'S HOUR?
(a) 3.
(b) 4.
(c) 1.
(d) 2.

15. What does Mrs. Tilford declare about Mary?
(a) She can stay home as long as she likes.
(b) She will be driven back to school.
(c) She is never going back to that school.
(d) She should at least stay for dinner.