3. What is Lisa's sister's occupation?
(a) Radio announcer.
(b) Career student.
(c) Housewife.
(d) Production assistant on a morning show.

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

5. What else is Heidi discontented with in the Prologue to Act 2?
(a) Peter's move to San Diego.
(b) Direction of feminism in pop culture.
(c) Scoop's marriage to Lisa.
(d) Heidi's new romantic interest.

6. 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 watches society and paves the way for her students.
(d) Heidi puts down housewives.

7. What is the agenda of this lunch between Heidi and her friend in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) To ask Heidi to be a consultant for Susan's new show.
(b) To ask Heidi to consider a blind date.
(c) To ask Heidi to talk to Scoop.
(d) To ask Heidi to move to California.

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

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

10. How does Scoop portray himself on the news program in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) As a ladies' man.
(b) As a lazy bum.
(c) As the quintessential family man.
(d) As a hard-working professional.

11. 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.

12. What does this Prologue to Act 2 foreshadow?
(a) Heidi's marriage.
(b) Conclusions Heidi comes to on her journey in the 1980's.
(c) Heidi ending her relationship with Scoop.
(d) Heidi's job change.

13. What is Susan's next career move in Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Attorney general for the state.
(b) Reality TV star.
(c) State judge.
(d) Executive vice president for a production company in Los Angeles.

14. What is Heidi's lunch partner constantly doing during lunch in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) Complaining about their life.
(b) Working the room.
(c) Criticizing Heidi.
(d) Talking about their new lover.

15. What hotel is Heidi speaking at in Act 2, Scene 4?
(a) Ritz Carlton.
(b) Hilton.
(c) Watergate.
(d) Plaza Hotel