1. Tony Jaguar's lawsuit against Inverarity resembles the plot of a Jacobean revenge play entitled ______________.
(a) The Court's Revenge.
(b) The Courier's Tragic Story.
(c) The Courier's Tragedy.
(d) The Court's Tragedy.

2. What does Oedipa tell Dr. Hilarius that she doesn't trust?
(a) Pills nor psycho babble.
(b) Mucho.
(c) Pills nor the doctor.
(d) God.

3. Fallopian tells Metzger that what two ideas are part of the same creeping horror?
(a) Industrial capitalism and Communism.
(b) Industrial capitalism and Marxism.
(c) Democracy and Industrial capitalism.
(d) Communism and Marxism.

4. Where does Metzger come upon the actor who plays him in the TV pilot while exploring Fangoso Lagoons?
(a) He is disguised as a woman.
(b) He is hiding under a tarp in a skin-diving suit.
(c) He is hiding under a roller coaster in a skin-diving suit.
(d) He is disguised as one of the Paranoids

5. Why does Dr. Hilarius call Oedipa at 3 a.m.?
(a) To ask why she isn't taking her tranqulizers.
(b) To return her phone call.
(c) To ask why she isn't taking her vitamins.
(d) To counsel her about Mucho.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Oedipa questions him about the play, Driblette launches into a diatribe against the obsession with texts, saying people are like __________ making a literal interpretation of the Bible.

2. What is at the center of the intricate plot of the play Oedipa and Metzger go to see?

3. Who wins the bet about the movie Oedipa and Metzger are watching while staying at the motel?

4. Who accompanies Oedipa and Metzger to Fangoso Lagoons for the day?

5. What does Oedipa ask questions about in order to play the game with Metzger?

(see the answer key)

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