1. When David agrees to go for a walk with Lucy, what must he borrow from her?
(a) A rain slicker.
(b) A leash.
(c) Athletic shoes.
(d) A sweater.

2. What is Melanie's role in the play?
(a) An employee in a cafe.
(b) An employee in a factory.
(c) An employee in a hair salon.
(d) An employee in a boutique.

3. What is the mood in the car after Lucy and David spend the day at the local market?
(a) Argumentative and blaming.
(b) Comforting.
(c) Tearful silence.
(d) Strained silence.

4. On the day after David and Melanie's date, what disappoints David?
(a) Melanie's avoidance of eye contact in his class.
(b) Melanie's smirking in class.
(c) Melanie's silence in class.
(d) Melanie's absence from class.

5. What relationship do Melanie and her roommate have?
(a) They are cousins.
(b) They are sisters.
(c) They are best friends.
(d) They are in the same improvisational group.

Short Answer Questions

1. When one of the women at the hearing rails against David's behavior, what is the particular word used in reference to his relationship with Melanie that he feels is so inaccurate?

2. After David forces himself on an aloof and passionless Melanie, how does David feel about himself?

3. In the article in the local paper about the attack, how is David described?

4. Who is Bev Shaw?

5. When David first walks into the hearing, what is the word that best describes his feeling toward the proceedings?

(see the answer key)

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