3. How much time does Jonathan spend in the place he goes outside his hotel room?
(a) Ten minutes each day.
(b) It is unclear.
(c) All morning.
(d) Twelve hours each day.

4. What does Jonathan tell Rosalie about in the hotel room?
(a) His mother's Venus flytraps.
(b) The mattresses.
(c) The television.
(d) The toilet.

5. How does Madame Rosepettle treat Rosalie?
(a) Disrespectfully.
(b) Like a guest.
(c) Like her own daughter.
(d) Cordially.

6. Which character is experiencing a budding sexual awareness in Scene 2?
(a) Albert Rosepettle.
(b) Madame Rosepettle.
(c) Jonathan.
(d) Rosalie.

7. Where has Jonathan gone since the end of Scene 1?
(a) School.
(b) The beach and back.
(c) Only the porch.
(d) Downstairs.

8. How many children are with Rosalie when Jonathan first sees her?
(a) Seven.
(b) It is unclear.
(c) Five.
(d) Two.

9. Why did Jonathan originally make the object he uses to watch Rosalie?
(a) To go birdwatching.
(b) To give to his mother as a gift.
(c) To sell it and become rich.
(d) To watch airplanes.

10. What does Rosalie say to Madame Rosepettle?
(a) She wants to have children.
(b) She is moving across the country.
(c) She wishes Madame Rosepettle was her mother.
(d) She shouldn't keep her son locked up.

11. How does Rosalie communicate with parents of the children she is with?
(a) Email.
(b) Through letters.
(c) She doesn't communicate with them at all.
(d) On the phone.

12. Which character likely has the most active life in this play?
(a) Madame Rosepettle.
(b) Commodore Roseabove.
(c) Jonathan.
(d) Rosalie.

13. What does Jonathan tell Rosalie he does when he is on the porch?
(a) Sit and watch her.
(b) Makes his own clothes.
(c) Sing out loud.
(d) Thinks about how much he loves his mother.

14. Rosalie tells Jonathan she feels lonely when she does what?
(a) Cooks.
(b) Goes to sleep at night.
(c) Babysits.
(d) Shops.

15. How old is Rosalie?
(a) It is unclear.
(b) 45.
(c) 60.
(d) About Jonathan's age.