4. What types of people does Stephen believe exist in the world?
(a) Good men and scoundrels.
(b) Only scoundrels.
(c) Only good men.
(d) Children of one Father.

5. How old is Lady Britomart?
(a) 48.
(b) 60.
(c) In her fifties.
(d) 45.

6. The Undershaft family business is only passed down to which family members?
(a) Youngest male heir.
(b) Eldest female heir.
(c) Eldest male heir.
(d) Foundlings (children born out of wedlock).

7. Who is Sarah's fiance?
(a) Snobby Price.
(b) Charles Lomax.
(c) Adolphus Cusins.
(d) Pete Shirley.

8. How does Mr. Undershaft respond to the question of morality of his work?
(a) He can justify it.
(b) He has no qualms about his work.
(c) He is a good man.
(d) He worries about this question.

9. Lady Britomart believes which topic is not fit for discussion?
(a) Politics.
(b) Religion.
(c) Money.
(d) Business.

10. Who is left in the library at the end of Act 1?
(a) Stephen.
(b) Mr. Undershaft.
(c) Lady Britomart.
(d) Barbara.

11. Barbara lives on how much money per week?
(a) One pound.
(b) Four pounds.
(c) Two pounds.
(d) Three pounds.

12. Who is Lady Britomart's oldest daughter?
(a) Rummy.
(b) Sarah.
(c) Jenny.
(d) Barbara.

13. Who does Lady Britomart ask for advice on the problem of family finances?
(a) Charles Lomax.
(b) Stephen.
(c) Barbara.
(d) Sarah.

14. What is Stephen's reaction when he is left in the library?
(a) He laughs.
(b) He sulks.
(c) He goes to bed.
(d) He cries.

15. In the Salvation Army, how does Barbara have the opportunity to help all people?
(a) By the grace of God.
(b) In time.
(c) Equally.
(d) One at a time.