2. Where was it torpedoed?
(a) Just off the Irish coast.
(b) Just off the American coast.
(c) Just off the English coast.
(d) Just off the French coast.

3. To what was this organization dedicated?
(a) The creation of a National Theater in England.
(b) The creation of a European Theater.
(c) The creation of a Community Theater in England.
(d) The creation of the West End theater district in London.

4. After many years of being excluded from Barrie's work, Mary learned to use what and was able to perform duties for her husband?
(a) A stenography machine.
(b) A fountain pen.
(c) A computer.
(d) A typewriter.

5. Although Jack was not particularly thrilled when Barrie required the couple to wait for a year, he knew that it was something that had to be done. Why?
(a) To go against Barrie would mean there would be no help for the newlyweds.
(b) Gerrie needed to finish school.
(c) He knew he should think for awhile on his choice of brides.
(d) He needed to finish school.

Short Answer Questions

1. After seeing "Bandalero the Bandit", the clergyman denounced the play in a local newspaper, referring to it as grossly immoral. How did Barrie feel about this?

2. It was in 1906 that Arthur was diagnosed with a sarcoma where?

3. How did Michael feel about school?

4. One of the last letters Barrie received from George was one telling his surrogate father to do what?

5. Why did Frohman keep on with the plans?

(see the answer key)

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