1. What comment does Neil make to Brenda about her mother.
(a) That she seems to rule the household.
(b) That she is a bit of a snob.
(c) That he thinks she is beautiful.
(d) That she could lose some weight.

2. Why does Neil tell Aunt Gladys he is going to the Patimkin's house for a week?
(a) He says that he wants to give Aunt Gladys a vacation from him for a week.
(b) He says he hope Mr. Patimkin will help him get ahead in the world.
(c) Neil says he is just taking a vacation, because he deserves one.
(d) He says he is expecting to propose to Brenda.

3. What does Mrs. Patimkin conclude about Neil's religious leaning?
(a) She decides he is an idolator.
(b) That since Hudson Street Synagogue is Orthodox, Neil must be too.
(c) She decides he is probably an atheist.
(d) She decides he is a Reform Jew.

4. What disruption takes place when Ron needs to leave?
(a) Mrs. Patimkin and Carlotta come out with coffee.
(b) There comes a brief shower and everyone has to take cover.
(c) Julie and Mr. Patimkin get into an arguement on the tennis court.
(d) A Chrysler and Neil's Plymouth need to be moved so Ron can get his Volkswagen out of the drive.

5. How does Neil avoid the issue of the boy wanting to check the Gauguin book out of the library?
(a) He says the boy needs to have his mother get a library card first.
(b) He says it is on hold and he can only look at it in the library.
(c) He says it is in need of repair and too fragile to take out.
(d) He says it is a reference book only and cannot be taken out.