4. What does Harriet berate William for not doing?
(a) Securing a table.
(b) Ordering before they arrived.
(c) Tipping the bellboy.
(d) Inviting their friends.

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

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

7. What is the only thing Harriet likes about William?
(a) His friends.
(b) His family.
(c) His money.
(d) His manners.

8. What does Harriet want Margaret to bellieve?
(a) Her marriage is perfect.
(b) John is easy going.
(c) John is the perfect gentleman.
(d) John is rich.

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

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

11. What kind of toast does Harriet order for tea?
(a) Cinnamon toast.
(b) Fried toast.
(c) Devil's toast.
(d) French toast.

12. Why is Maggie angry that Harriet declines the offer of tea?
(a) She wants to meet William.
(b) She wants to socialize.
(c) She wants money.
(d) She is hungry.

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

14. What do Hetty and Jack reminisce about?
(a) Their schooldays.
(b) Their families.
(c) Their lost love.
(d) Their childhoods.

15. Why is Margaret trying to talk to some wealthy art patrons?
(a) To get a loan for John.
(b) To find art space for John.
(c) To review John's work.
(d) To secure work for John.