4. Who stands beside Quillery as he makes his speech about the united efforts against fascism?
(a) Irene.
(b) Shirley.
(c) Harry.
(d) Mrs. Cherry.

5. What does Weber interrupt Harry and Irene for?
(a) To listen to their conversation.
(b) To see if Harry would play a specific piano piece.
(c) To prevent Harry from learning the truth.
(d) To escort Irene to her room.

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

7. How did Harry work his way through college?
(a) Washing windows.
(b) Selling text books.
(c) Working on cars.
(d) Selling encyclopedias.

8. What does Harry begin playing on the piano for Irene in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) Barcarolle.
(b) Kak Stranna.
(c) Cantique D'Amour.
(d) Concerto Symphonique.

9. What does Harry signal to happen after Quillery exits?
(a) The orchestra to begin playing.
(b) Everyone should remain silent.
(c) Drinks are on the house.
(d) The card games should continue.

10. What name does Harry call Irene that she objects to?
(a) Mrs. Weber.
(b) Mrs. Vodka.
(c) Mrs. Russian.
(d) Mrs. Cherry.

11. Where did her father die, according to Irene?
(a) On an island.
(b) In a prison camp.
(c) In the mountains.
(d) In a boat.

12. Where did the Russians go after their act split from Harry's act?
(a) To Baton Rouge.
(b) To Kentucky.
(c) To Indiana.
(d) To Sioux Falls.

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

14. Who does Quillery get his information from about the war in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) The captain.
(b) A mechanic.
(c) The train attendant.
(d) Weber.

15. Who convinces Weber to stay for the entertainment as he is getting ready to leave?
(a) The Cherrys.
(b) Pittaluga.
(c) Irene.
(d) Don.