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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. To whom does Cressida unilaterally credit for her success?
(a) Jerome.
(b) Herself.
(c) Poppas.
(d) Horace.

2. How do the two women evaluate the duet between the pianist and violin player?
(a) As too bright and fast for dinnertime music.
(b) As off key slightly.
(c) As brilliant.
(d) As mediocre.

3. Who are two relatives accompanying the famous singer?
(a) Miss Julia, her sister, and Horace, her son.
(b) Miss Julia, her sister, and Harold, her son.
(c) Miss Jillian, her sister, and Horace, her son.
(d) Miss Julia, her sister, and Homer, her son.

4. How does Poppas view his success?
(a) That it is not enough.
(b) That his success is a direct result of Cressida's hard work.
(c) That he deserves success in putting up with Cressida.
(d) That it has no meaning in the grand game of life.

5. How does Carrie describe the violin player?
(a) A short, dark-haired young man with delicate features and eye patch.
(b) A young, tall, big-boned, and rugged looking young man.
(c) A young woman, likely just out of Julliard.
(d) An elderly gentleman in a tux.

Short Answer Questions

1. Over whom does Cressida choose Poppas?

2. Whom does Carrie think has a sobering effect on Cressida?

3. Who despise(s) Poppas?

4. On the next visit to the restaurant where Carrie and Cressida first saw Bouchalka, what do they learn?

5. Why is the violin player rummaging through a pile of papers?

(see the answer key)

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