3. In the beginning of the play, what type of salesman does Levene tell Williamson to put on the job?
(a) A son-of-a-bitch
(b) A winner
(c) A stalwart
(d) A closer

4. Which two salesmen does Williamson say he has to accommodate with the premium leads already?
(a) Moss and Aaronow
(b) Moss and Roma
(c) Aaronow and Graff
(d) Roma and Murray

5. Which of the following is not one of the years Levene claims to have been at the top of the board?
(a) 1981
(b) 1979
(c) 1980
(d) 1982

6. How many premium sits does Levene know Williamson has?
(a) 2
(b) 12
(c) 10
(d) 4

7. What have the salesmen been offered if they win the sales contest?
(a) A big screen TV
(b) A company time-share
(c) A Cadillac
(d) A raise

8. How far back does Levene say he was pitching these same leads?
(a) 1955
(b) 1979
(c) 1969
(d) 1973

9. Why is Moss asking Aaronow for his help?
(a) Aaronow would never rob the office
(b) Aaronow has a criminal record
(c) Aaronow is trustworthy
(d) Aaronow follows orders

10. What is Aaronow's role in this conspiracy to be?
(a) Taking the leads
(b) Providing Moss with an alibi
(c) Distracting the security guard
(d) Watching the door

11. What land group does Moss reminisce about in the beginning of Scene 2?
(a) Rio Rancho Properties
(b) Glengarry Highlands
(c) Homestead Developments
(d) Glen Ross Farms

12. Who has told Williamson to "marshal" the premium leads?
(a) Murray
(b) Baylen
(c) No one
(d) Mitch

13. How does Moss know so much about Jerry Graff?
(a) He is his brother-in-law
(b) They went to high school together
(c) He has worked for him
(d) This is common knowledge in the business

14. What piece of information does Aaronow try to glean from Moss in many different ways as they discuss robbing the bank?
(a) Whether Moss is trying to incriminate him
(b) Whether Moss has a plan
(c) Whether Moss is quitting
(d) Whether Moss has spoken to Graff

15. Who invalidated the last lead Levene closed?
(a) The Better Business Bureau
(b) A judge
(c) A lawyer
(d) An accountant