2. What experience in the past does the Senator blame for Eliot's mental instability?
(a) Eliot's attachement to his teachers in grade school.
(b) Eliot's being bullied at a young age.
(c) Eliot's attachment to the volunteer fire department as a child.
(d) Eliot's lack of structure at school.

3. Who is referred to as "The Nut," "The Saint," and "The Holy Roller?"
(a) Leonard Leech.
(b) Sybil Rosewater.
(c) Lister Rosewater.
(d) Eliot Rosewater.

4. Whose poem did Eliot paint on the risers leading up to his office?
(a) Shakespeare.
(b) William Blake.
(c) T.S. Elliot.
(d) John Keats.

5. Who is Norman Mushari?
(a) A patent lawyer for a firm in New York.
(b) A lawyer who is also a distant cousin of the Rosewaters.
(c) A lawyer who is Sylvia's brother.
(d) A shyster lawyer.

6. What is the topic of the Senator's speech in the Senate Chamber before his election?
(a) The Golden Age of Rome.
(b) The Parable of the Cave.
(c) The defeat of Eisenhower.
(d) The End of the Depression.

7. How does Sylvia react to the proposal McAllister makes in the meeting between himself, Sylvia, Mushari, and the Senator?
(a) She leaves the room and returns to Paris.
(b) She immediately says yes.
(c) She immmediately says no.
(d) She asks for time to think.

8. When Sylvia and Eliot move to Rosewater, what is to the west of the Parthenon?
(a) The old railway terminal.
(b) The night crawler stands.
(c) The Rosewater Saw Company.
(d) The Rosewater Savings and Loan.

9. How many children does Senator Rosewater have?
(a) Four.
(b) Only one.
(c) Two living.
(d) Three.

10. What runs through the Parthenon in the middle of the town of Rosewater?
(a) The canal and the bus terminal.
(b) The New York Central, Monon, and Nickel Plate Railroads, and the canal.
(c) The canal and The Illinois Central Railway lines.
(d) The canal and the stream outside of the mansion.

11. What is the Rosewater Law?
(a) The Senator's piece of legislation defining and regulating obscene material.
(b) The Senator's piece of legislation that regulates taxation without representation.
(c) The Senator's failed attempt to regulate interstate commerce.
(d) The Senator's family rule that no one who is crazy can run the Foundation.

12. What does Eliot do after the war?
(a) He finishes law school specializing in international law.
(b) He graduates with a business degree and worked for the Foundation.
(c) He travels around the country with his wife.
(d) He asks his father to manage the Rosewater Foundation.

13. What is Eliot's customary gift to newborn children?
(a) A share of stock in General Motors.
(b) A share of stock in Eastman Kodak.
(c) A share of stock in IBM.
(d) A share of stock in Johnson and Johnson.

14. How does Eliot's father react when he hears of Eliot's drunken behavior?
(a) He tells Sylvia to take Eliot to Europe for six weeks.
(b) He goes on a tyrade and accuses Eliot of ruining his career.
(c) He demands that Eliot check into a hospital.
(d) He refuses to worry, stating "Eliot's got fiber, he's got spine."

15. What does the black and yellow sticker in the phone booth in Rosewater say?
(a) "Don't Kill Yourself, Call Alcoholics Annonymous."
(b) "Don't Kill Yourself, Lose Weight Easily."
(c) "Don't Kill Yourself, Find Jesus in Your Life."
(d) "Don't Kill Yourself, Call the Rosewater Foundation."