1. What comparison does Ruth use in her discussion with Lenny after Teddy has been mocked by Lenny?
(a) the setting of the sun and the emergence of the stars
(b) The love of a boy for his horse
(c) The seeds in a pod and the growth of a tree
(d) The relationship between the movement of her leg and the movement of her underwear

2. What does Lenny say when Ruth asks how he knew the prostitute was diseased?
(a) Lenny says the prostitute's mother told him she was diseased.
(b) Lenny says a buddy told him the prostitute was diseased.
(c) Lenny says he just decided she was diseased.
(d) Lenny says the prostitute told him she was diseased.

3. In the conversation after lunch, what happens when Teddy can't answer the question Lenny asks him?
(a) Lenny tells Teddy to take his time answering.
(b) Lenny tells Teddy to forget about the question.
(c) Lenny asks Ruth to answer the question for Teddy.
(d) Lenny pushes Teddy harder and begins to mock him.

4. What kind of response does Max get from the family to his question about the surprising appearance of his son and a woman Max does not know, suddenly standing in his living room?
(a) Joey leaves.
(b) Everyone starts talking at once.
(c) No one says anything.
(d) Lenny apologizes.

5. When Teddy and Ruth come downstairs and Max sees them for the first time, what does he want to know?
(a) If Sam had given Teddy and Ruth a wedding gift
(b) If anyone knew Teddy and Ruth were in the house
(c) If someone gave Teddy and Ruth breakfast
(d) If Lenny and Joey had made too much noise during the night