4. Two of Hal's past adventures include parachuting out of balloons and ____________________.
(a) climbing Mt. Everest.
(b) traveling with a circus.
(c) skiing in Switzerland.
(d) deep-sea diving.

5. How did Hal lose his money in Nevada?
(a) He gave it away to a beggar.
(b) He gambled in Las Vegas.
(c) He lost his wallet.
(d) Two girls robbed him at gunpoint.

6. Which character is by herself as Act 2 begins?
(a) Rosemary.
(b) Millie.
(c) Madge.
(d) Flo.

7. What does Alan say about Hal's college days?
(a) He tutored kids in trouble.
(b) He had many part time jobs.
(c) He was an excellent student.
(d) He was an outstanding athlete.

8. Hal says that Rosemary looked at him ______________.
(a) like an x-ray.
(b) like a starving woman.
(c) with lust.
(d) with comtempt.

9. What do Hal and Madge symbolize to Rosemary?
(a) Lost innocence.
(b) Hopeless romantics.
(c) Ill-fated lovers.
(d) Her lost youth and beauty.

10. Where does Millie want to go on a train?
(a) Boston.
(b) New York.
(c) Los Angeles.
(d) Chicago.

11. What do the women find shocking about Hal?
(a) His haircut.
(b) His bare chest.
(c) His blue eyes.
(d) His shorts.

12. Why does Flo send Millie to Helen's house?
(a) To invite her to the picnic.
(b) To borrow some sugar.
(c) To return garden shears.
(d) To show Helen how nice Millie looks.

13. What time of day does the play begin?
(a) Noon.
(b) Midnight.
(c) Early morning.
(d) Dusk.

14. What is Millie wearing as Act 2 begins?
(a) Halloween costume.
(b) Pajamas.
(c) Shorts and a T shirt.
(d) A dress.

15. Why does Rosemary lash out at Hal?
(a) He tells her that her hairstyle is unflattering.
(b) He has stepped on her feet.
(c) He spills whiskey on her dress.
(d) She realizes he does not want her.