3. What composer does Irene tell Harry used to play for her when she was younger?
(a) Catoire.
(b) Rachmaninov.
(c) Chaliapin.
(d) Stravinsky.

4. Where is the captain getting his information from at the start of the second scene in Act 2?
(a) Weber.
(b) The newspaper.
(c) The radio.
(d) A messenger.

5. How does Harry describe his feelings for the woman who resembles Irene?
(a) He was annoyed by her.
(b) He is crazy about her.
(c) He did not like her at all.
(d) He was confused by her.

6. What is every government doing, according to the captain in his conversation with Weber?
(a) Closing their borders.
(b) Ordering martial law.
(c) Imposing curfews.
(d) Imposing censorship.

7. What does Irene thank for the Cherrys' ample meal?
(a) The linguini.
(b) Champagne.
(c) Vodka.
(d) The zabaglione.

8. Where does Harry think he remembers Irene from?
(a) Iowa.
(b) Omaha.
(c) St. Louis.
(d) Indiana.

9. What kind of a dancer does Irene label Harry?
(a) A clumsy one.
(b) An excellent one.
(c) An average one.
(d) A bad one.

10. What did Harry do during the act with the mind reader?
(a) Got clues from the audience.
(b) Held the question cards.
(c) Played the piano.
(d) Sang the songs as the audience asked questions.

11. Who tries to intervene on Quillery's behalf, but is rejected by Quillery himself?
(a) Harry.
(b) Pittaluga.
(c) Weber.
(d) Irene.

12. What does Harry call his act with the Russian mind reader?
(a) The greatest act of his career.
(b) The most forgettable act of his career.
(c) The worst act of his career.
(d) The most embarrassing act of his career.

13. What kind of people consider Weber a villain, as Irene tells Harry?
(a) Perceptive.
(b) Fearful.
(c) Jealous.
(d) Stupid.

14. What does Irene remark to Harry about Quillery's arrest?
(a) It could have been avoided.
(b) It is an unfortunate failure.
(c) It was unnecessary.
(d) It is a painful necessity.

15. Who tells Quillery he is unwelcome at the hotel as he interrupts the entertainment?
(a) Weber.
(b) Don.
(c) The Italian soldiers.
(d) The captain.