3. What happens to the object after something is broken off of it?
(a) Nothing.
(b) It becomes much lighter.
(c) It falls to the ground.
(d) It is placed on the bed.

4. Does Jonathan deliberately try to make the bellboys upset?
(a) It is unclear.
(b) Yes, and he does succeed.
(c) No.
(d) Yes, but he does not succeed.

5. What does Jonathan's relationship with his mother seem to be like?
(a) Mutually loving.
(b) Passive-aggressive.
(c) Caring.
(d) Kind and cordial.

6. What does Madame Rosepettle's piranha eat?
(a) Salad.
(b) Steak.
(c) Cats.
(d) Shrimp.

7. What breaks off of the object being moved by the men?
(a) Handles.
(b) A statuette.
(c) A nameplate.
(d) Buttons.

8. What is the reaction from the men to the object in the hotel room?
(a) They do not react.
(b) They are horrified.
(c) They scream and run away.
(d) They laugh.

9. Why does Madame Rosepettle complain to the bellboys about her piranha?
(a) They aren't paying attention to it.
(b) They put it too far away from her bed.
(c) They fed it the wrong kind of food.
(d) They didn't give it enough water.

10. What literary technique does Kopit use in the final few lines of Scene 1?
(a) Flashback.
(b) Alliteration.
(c) Irony.
(d) Foreshadowing.

11. Who does Madame Rosepettle plan to meet at the end of Scene 1?
(a) Her ex-husband.
(b) Rosalie.
(c) Commodore Roseabove.
(d) Jonathan's father.

12. Why does Jonathan draw Xs in Scene 1?
(a) He likes to doodle.
(b) He is being rebellious.
(c) He didn't understand his mother.
(d) He is making a map.

13. What is Madame Rosepettle eager to teach her son about?
(a) Diverse cultures.
(b) Their family.
(c) Not to care about people in the service industry.
(d) Her ways of earning money.

14. How does Jonathan treat the bellboys?
(a) Harshly.
(b) As if they are invisible.
(c) Kindly.
(d) He does not interact with them at all.

15. What does Madame Rosepettle say about the tip she gives the bellboys?
(a) It is very valuable.
(b) They don't deserve it.
(c) It is all she has.
(d) They earned it with their hard work.