1. What surprises Toby about Adam's apartment?
(a) It is large and expensive.
(b) It is where Henry used to live.
(c) It is on the 11th floor.
(d) It belongs to Adam's parents.

2. In Act Three, Scene Two, what does Henry teach Eric about?
(a) Employment law.
(b) Negotiating tactics.
(c) Estate planning.
(d) Investment strategies.

3. What is implied by Toby's dialogue while Adam is in the shower in Act One, Scene Two?
(a) Toby is more intimidated by Adam than he wants to admit, and it makes him too shy to speak openly.
(b) Toby does not want Adam to realize how much he admires Adam's talent and how attracted he is to Adam.
(c) Toby has only given Adam a part in his play because he is attracted to him, which he knows is wrong.
(d) Toby is afraid that sleeping with Adam will seriously damage his relationship with Eric.

4. What lie about his life does Toby tell Eric when he comes over to collect his things from Eric's apartment?
(a) He claims that his play is being made into a film.
(b) He claims that his second novel has been accepted.
(c) He claims to be sleeping with Adam.
(d) He claims that he is living with a new boyfriend.

5. What is in the note delivered to Henry at the end of Act Two?
(a) Walter's plans for his and Henry's wedding.
(b) Walter's announcement that he is leaving Henry.
(c) Walter's demand to be included in Henry's will.
(d) Walter's wishes for the disposal of the farmhouse.