2. What does Marco offer to help his friend write?
(a) A love letter to Rosie.
(b) A condolence letter to Jocie and develop a correspondence that will reestablish his intentions as a suitor.
(c) A condolence letter to Rosie and develop a correspondence that will reestablish his intentions as a suitor.
(d) A love letter to Jocie.

3. What can this couple do?
(a) Run away.
(b) Unprogram Raymond.
(c) Buy a home.
(d) Get married.

4. What does Charlie recount telling his brother-in-law to do?
(a) To take a hike.
(b) Take a cab to the Brooklyn Bridge and jump in the water.
(c) Take a cab to Central Park and jump in the water.
(d) To kill himself.

5. What do the rapid transitions from one aspect of the show to another portray?
(a) A hectic and chaotic atmosphere.
(b) How involved the Iselins are in it.
(c) How much fun a convention can be.
(d) How organized it is.

6. As the presidential candidate reaches the point in his speech that will cue the gunshots, the FBI agents realize what?
(a) They are too early.
(b) They are dead.
(c) They are right on time.
(d) They are too late.

7. When did this take place?
(a) After Jocie and Raymond had broken up.
(b) During the initial stages of investigation.
(c) When Raymond was in Korea.
(d) During the beginning of Jocie's relationship with Raymond.

8. How does Marco shock Raymond?
(a) When Marco tells him he killed Lembeck and Mavole.
(b) When Marco tells him that he will go to prison.
(c) When Marco tells him he will program him to kill.
(d) When Marco tells him that Jocie is dead.

9. What does the inebriated Mrs. Iselin proceed to do?
(a) Hug Raymond.
(b) Tell Raymond how much she cares for him.
(c) Give Raymond poisoned wine.
(d) Rape her mind-controlled son.

10. What does Marco have Rosie read?
(a) A letter from Jocie to him.
(b) A transcript of a discussion between an FBI psychiatrist and Jocie.
(c) A newspaper article by Jocie.
(d) An e-mail from Jocie.

11. Soon, what does Raymond's mother scheme to announce?
(a) Jocie's marriage to another man.
(b) Rosie's return to the United States through the Society pages of Raymond's own paper, without informing her son of the development.
(c) Rosie's marriage to another man.
(d) Jocie's return to the United States through the Society pages of Raymond's own paper, without informing her son of the development.

12. How does Raymond's mother get him to agree to meet her for lunch the next day?
(a) She misses him.
(b) She blackmails him.
(c) She offers her son a "leaked" story for the press.
(d) She tells him she wants to congratulate him on his marriage.

13. As she is speaking, what does Raymond's mother realize about him?
(a) How handsome Shaw is.
(b) How much Shaw resembles her own father.
(c) How much Shaw resembles his father.
(d) How sad Shaw is.

14. From where does Shaw phone Marco?
(a) His office.
(b) His cell phone.
(c) His home.
(d) A pay phone.

15. How does Raymond Shaw dress for the party?
(a) In a flamboyant gaucho outfit.
(b) In a Batman costume.
(c) In his pajamas.
(d) In a tuxedo.