1. What does Spenser tell Paul that they are going to do with Susan's rural property?
(a) Cultivate the land to grow crops.
(b) Cut down all of the trees and clear the land.
(c) Hunt, fish, and trap.
(d) Live in one cabin and build a better one.

2. What happens to the Giacomin house two days following the argument about the role of the modern women?
(a) Some men come to kidnap Paul.
(b) Patty gets angry at Spenser and demands that he leave the house.
(c) Paul tries to run away.
(d) Patty apologizes to Spenser and asks him to leave.

3. Where do Paul and Spenser arrive at in Chapter 25?
(a) Harry Cotton's car lot.
(b) Susan Silverman's office.
(c) Harry Crimoli's gym.
(d) Mel Giacomin's insurance firm.

4. In Chapter 4, what does the passenger say about the narrator's profession?
(a) That it is awfully gross.
(b) That it is totally great.
(c) That it is very interesting.
(d) That it is a rotten occupation.

5. In Chapter 10, Spenser tells Patty that he can put her in touch with the feminist writer, Rachel Wallace. Patty responds that feminist theory is all well and good on paper, but that it is not successful in reality. Spenser asks her what the term, successful means in the "real world"; and Patty's response is:
(a) That women really need self-actualization.
(b) That there is more to life than being a mother and housewife.
(c) "Women are so boring...I need men."
(d) "That we get a lot further batting our eyes and wiggling our butts."