2. Why does Heidi think the artist is "copping out" in the Prologue to Act 2?
(a) For drawing the head in traditional male portraiture.
(b) By painting farm scenes.
(c) By posing men above women.
(d) By refusing to paint real women.

3. How does Heidi practice her feminism in the Prologue to Act 2?
(a) Heidi speaks ill of men.
(b) Heidi marches in protest.
(c) Heidi puts down housewives.
(d) Heidi watches society and paves the way for her students.

4. How does Heidi hope to escape loneliness?
(a) Through her relationship with Scoop.
(b) Through solidaritiy with other women.
(c) By getting a dog.
(d) Through her relationship with Peter.

5. What disease is discussed in Act 2, Scene 5?
(a) Heart disease.
(b) AIDS.
(c) Tuberculosis.
(d) Cancer.

6. What is the topic of Heidi's speech during Act 2, Scene 4?
(a) "Women, are we doing any good?"
(b) "Women, when are we giving up?
(c) "Women, where are we going?"
(d) "Women, what about our past?"

7. In the Prologue to Act 2, what is Heidi critical of in terms of feminism?
(a) Feminism that thinks like and values patriarchial views.
(b) Women who are subservient.
(c) Women who forgot the feminist journey.
(d) Men who are chauvenist.

8. What is the emotional status of Heidi's friend in Act 2, Scene 5?
(a) Anxious about working in the medical field.
(b) Melancholy - just ended a relationship.
(c) Postive and upbeat.
(d) Excited about working in a hospital.

9. What symbolizes Heidi's discontent with the direction of feminism in the Prologue to Act 2?
(a) Heidi's reaction to Susan's new job.
(b) Criticism of the painter who fell back on traditional lines when drawing the head.
(c) Heidi's reaction to Peter's lifestyle.
(d) Heidi's reaction to Scoop's discussion of Lisa.

10. How is Heidi feeling toward both men at the end of Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Hurt.
(b) Fearful.
(c) Competitive.
(d) Angry.

11. What hurts Heidi the most in regard to Peter and this interview situation in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) That Peter stuck up for Scoop.
(b) Peter was more interested in male competition than hearing her voice.
(c) Peter focuses the interview just on him.
(d) That Peter flirted with April.

12. What year does Act 2, Scene 4 take place in?
(a) 1984.
(b) 1986.
(c) 1981.
(d) 1994.

13. What is the topic of the new show that Susan and Denise are developing in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) Single women and whether they regret their choices.
(b) Successful women attorneys.
(c) Successful women artists.
(d) Starting your own business.

14. What appears to be Heidi's emotional state in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) Sad.
(b) Elated.
(c) Puzzled.
(d) Lonely.

15. In Act 2, Scene 3, how does Heidi differ from her luncheon partner/friend?
(a) Heidi is not happy in her occupation.
(b) Heidi is very assertive toward the opposite sex.
(c) Heidi rejects what does not feel honest to her.
(d) Heidi changes apartments frequently.