2. What does Juliet brush aside as nonsense?
(a) The fact that she is married.
(b) Her supposed innocence.
(c) Constance's assertion that Constance is female.
(d) The fact that she is in love with Romeo.

3. Who is climbing Constance's balcony?
(a) Juliet.
(b) Romeo.
(c) Tybalt.
(d) Iago.

4. Who becomes enamored of Constance and competes with Romeo for her attention?
(a) Tybalt.
(b) Juliet.
(c) Gustav.
(d) Professor Night.

5. Who spies the person climbing the balcony?
(a) Romeo.
(b) Desdemona.
(c) Tybalt.
(d) Iago.

6. Where is Constance?
(a) The park.
(b) The public squares.
(c) The church.
(d) The jailhouse.

7. What does Constance demand from Juliet?
(a) The name of the author.
(b) A ticket to the opera.
(c) Sex.
(d) A glass of wine.

8. What does Desdemona think about Romeo?
(a) That he is an idiot.
(b) That he is handsome.
(c) That he is a woman.
(d) That he is brash.

9. For whom is Romeo searching?
(a) Mercurtio.
(b) Constantine.
(c) Tybalt.
(d) Gustav.

10. When Constance is whisked back to her office, what is laying on her desk?
(a) A note from Professor Night expressing his love.
(b) A note from Juliet.
(c) A birthday cake.
(d) A gold pen.

11. What is the purpose of this very short scene?
(a) To introduce Romeo to Othello.
(b) To give the audience a rest.
(c) To allow all the major players in Act 3 to converge.
(d) To allow stagehands to change props.

12. What does Romeo do after watching Constance dance?
(a) Cuts in and says he will cross-dress to please her.
(b) Tells her to go back to the future where she belongs.
(c) Has her arrested for lewdness.
(d) Challenges her to a duel.

13. Who does Desdemona think Romeo is?
(a) Constance.
(b) Iago.
(c) Juliet.
(d) Tybalt.

14. What does Constance believe about the information she is given?
(a) That it is a lie.
(b) That it is a riddle.
(c) That it is the truth.
(d) That it is just another means of torture.

15. What does Juliet try to do out of shame?
(a) She is not ashamed.
(b) Commit suicide.
(c) Seduce Constance.
(d) Divorce Romeo.