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

3. What is the setting of GO?
(a) Manhattan.
(b) Vancouver.
(c) Los Angeles.
(d) Miami.

4. Who is Doctor Krafft?
(a) Paul's brother.
(b) David's therapist.
(c) Winnie's boyfriend.
(d) Bill's father.

5. What university did Paul attend?
(a) Duke.
(b) Harvard.
(c) Stanford.
(d) Columbia.

6. Kathryn believes that Paul is more interested in ________________ than her.
(a) his friends.
(b) drinking.
(c) sports.
(d) cartoons.

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

8. Kathryn is _________________ older than Paul.
(a) six months.
(b) two years.
(c) one year.
(d) eighteen months.

9. Stofsky begins to wonder if God could be __________________.
(a) himself.
(b) insane.
(c) nonexistent.
(d) the devil.

10. Each of the characters is searching for?
(a) Something to believe in.
(b) True love.
(c) The key to their pasts.
(d) Better jobs.

11. David says that Gene's monster is ________________.
(a) his fear of failure.
(b) his mother.
(c) his alcohol addiction.
(d) his anorexia.

12. Stofsky quotes a poem written by ________________.
(a) William Blake.
(b) e.e. cummings.
(c) Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
(d) Emily Dickinson.

13. Arthur is devoted to whom?
(a) Christine.
(b) Bianca.
(c) Addie.
(d) Ava.

14. Stofsky finds his own poetry to be ________________.
(a) pedantic.
(b) brilliant.
(c) inspired.
(d) adolescent.

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