4. What does Jack say he would like to make Harriet pay for?
(a) Making John look a fool.
(b) Leaving John.
(c) Marrying William.
(d) Fooling herself.

5. What is the name of William's wife?
(a) Elizabeth.
(b) Eillen.
(c) Anne.
(d) Harriet.

6. Why does Margaret say John is lucky to have her as a wife?
(a) She likes artists.
(b) She is ambitious.
(c) She looks after him.
(d) She is fun.

7. How does William say he has earned his wealth?
(a) By learning as he went along.
(b) By stepping on people.
(c) By investing other people's money.
(d) By buying and selling.

8. How does Hetty think Harriet should charm William?
(a) By validating her love for him.
(b) By telling him he is handsome.
(c) By ordering the best wine.
(d) By telling him she loved the flowers.

9. What does Hetty tell Harriet she has given love for?
(a) Independence.
(b) Art.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Money.

10. What kind of formal education does William tell he had?
(a) A science degree.
(b) A business degree.
(c) An art degree.
(d) None.

11. What does Margaret claim is the reason she and John are leaving the dining area?
(a) Lack of atmosphere.
(b) The feeling they don't fit in.
(c) Poor service.
(d) Lack of money.

12. What is name of the character that first enters the scene?
(a) John Caldwell.
(b) Harriet Banks.
(c) Margaret Caldwell.
(d) William Banks.

13. What does Harriet want Hettie to show the world?
(a) Harriet's real self.
(b) The nation's hypocrisy.
(c) Harriet's shallowness.
(d) William's shallowness.

14. Why does Margaret want someone to invite her and John to dinner?
(a) She wants to meet new people.
(b) She wants John to socialize.
(c) She wants to talk business.
(d) They can't afford food.

15. What does Maggie urge Margaret to ask Harriet?
(a) Buy one of John's paintings.
(b) Give John a loan.
(c) If Harriet still loves John.
(d) If Harriet wants to divorce William.