3. In Act Two, what does Ed suggest that Sloane do?
(a) Move in with him.
(b) Marry his sister.
(c) Kill his father.
(d) Pay his rent.

4. Why does Kemp enter the lounge in Act Two?
(a) To speak with Kath.
(b) To speak with Ed.
(c) To speak with Sloane.
(d) To bring Ed's papers.

5. What does Kath protest to Ed regarding Tommy?
(a) He is gay.
(b) He makes her do it.
(c) He wants their sister.
(d) He leaves her because he doesn't love her.

6. How much time lapses between Act One and Act Two?
(a) Several months.
(b) One week.
(c) One year.
(d) One day.

7. What does Ed accuse Kath of doing in Act Two?
(a) Spending money behind his back.
(b) Taking the car for a ride.
(c) Keeping Sloane from his job.
(d) Taking ill care of their father.

8. What name does Sloane give Ed as one of the boys who takes a ride with him?
(a) Jacob Wellesly.
(b) Ed Benton.
(c) William Smith.
(d) Harry Thorpe.

9. What is in the box that Ed brings in in Act Two?
(a) A fruit basket.
(b) A car part.
(c) A gnome.
(d) A teddy bear.

10. What is the reasoning Sloane believes Kemp's boss dies?
(a) A bad heart.
(b) A concussion.
(c) He is diabetic.
(d) He slips and falls.

11. Who says, "Told him she's up the stick do you? Why do you tell him"?
(a) Sloane.
(b) Ed.
(c) Kemp.
(d) Kath.

12. What does Kath ask if she can call Sloane in Act Two?
(a) Boy.
(b) Brother.
(c) Sonny.
(d) Baby.

13. Who says, "What a little whoreson you are you little whoreson"?
(a) Kath.
(b) Kemp.
(c) Ed.
(d) Sloane.

14. What does Ed compare his sister to in Act Two?
(a) A horse.
(b) A donkey.
(c) A sow.
(d) A bird.

15. What does Kemp's boss think Sloane is doing in the middle of the night?
(a) Robbing him.
(b) Coming on to him.
(c) Running away.
(d) Damaging his property.