1. What was the title of the story Ross wrote in which she detailed her first meeting with John Huston?
(a) Come In, Lassie!
(b) Meeting a Legend.
(c) An Actor's Director.
(d) Huston Lives.

2. What is the composer on the "Red Badge of Courage" convinced of about every film he works on?
(a) There is something in the picture that is wrong, and his music can fix it.
(b) Music is the hardest part of a film to work on.
(c) Music is the most important part of the film.
(d) Music can sometimes take away from a film's story.

3. What does the M-G-M publicity director tell Ross about how they will know whether "The Red Badge of Courage" is a great film?
(a) They will know when L.B. Mayer sees it.
(b) They will know when audiences see it for the first time.
(c) They will know on the last day of filming.
(d) They will know by how the actors are talking about it.

4. What surprises Huston about the very first showing of "The Red Badge of Courage"?
(a) He was surprised by how sad the actors looked on screen.
(b) He was surprised by how emotional he felt.
(c) He was surprised by the long running time.
(d) He says he did not know the picture was in color.

5. What does Huston tell Schary just before Schary sees the finished film "The Red Badge of Courage" in the section titled "What's Wrong With Mocha's Opinion?"?
(a) It is the worst film he has ever made.
(b) It is the saddest film he has ever made.
(c) It is the hardest film he has ever made.
(d) It is the best film he has ever made.