3. Which of the following does NOT describe the people at Stofsky's party?
(a) Self involved.
(b) Ego driven.
(c) Philanthropists.
(d) Thoughtless.

4. Gene becomes deeply involved with whom?
(a) Christine.
(b) Ava.
(c) Suzanne.
(d) Kathryn.

5. Why is Gene mad at the girl in #26?
(a) She didn't split cab fare.
(b) She spilled red wine on the carpet.
(c) She paid for dinner.
(d) She won't sleep with him.

6. To whose apartment does Paul go to later that night?
(a) Agatson's.
(b) Jack's.
(c) Gene's.
(d) Christine's.

7. What literary device does the author use when describing the sight of the big man beating up the little man over a woman outside a bar?
(a) Simile.
(b) Symbolism.
(c) Metaphor.
(d) Allegory.

8. Who is Bianca?
(a) Paul's sister-in-law.
(b) Gene's landlord.
(c) Kathryn's sister.
(d) Christine's friend.

9. How long have Paul and Kathryn been married?
(a) 3 years.
(b) 6 months.
(c) 2 years.
(d) 6 years.

10. What is Gene's last name?
(a) Pasternak.
(b) Preston.
(c) Pearson.
(d) Paulson.

11. The reversal of traditional roles in a marriage is _________________ for Paul and Kathryn.
(a) stressful.
(b) disastrous.
(c) fantastic.
(d) working.

12. Stofsky reads some of his poetry which was inspired by _________________________.
(a) the beauty of nature.
(b) a man who kicked his girlfriend to death.
(c) his quest for justice.
(d) his first love.

13. Paul feels guilty when Kathryn comes home and begins to _________________.
(a) do laundry.
(b) tidy the apartment.
(c) cook dinner.
(d) pay bills.

14. Kathryn's support of Gene and Christine's affair shows that _______________________.
(a) she has loose morals.
(b) she likes Gene.
(c) she tries to be a good person.
(d) her thoughts of her own marriage are changing.

15. What does Verger bring to Paul and Kathryn's party?
(a) Marijuana.
(b) Wine.
(c) Cocaine.
(d) Chips and dip.