1. What does Catherine try to destroy at the end of Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) She tries to destroy her relationship with Robert.
(b) She tries to destroy the notebook.
(c) She tries to detroy the house.
(d) She tries to destroy her relationship with Claire.

2. What does Claire think about Hal's relationship with Catherine?
(a) She thinks Catherine made a huge mistake in marrying Hal.
(b) She thinks Catherine is fragile and Hal took complete advantage of her.
(c) She thinks Hal and Catherine would have a beautiful relationship if they could just give it a chance.
(d) She thinks Hal should be in a relationship with her, not Catherine.

3. Why did Claire stay up so late?
(a) She could not sleep.
(b) She got caught with the physicists, and all her friends went home.
(c) She was working on a very important paper.
(d) She was arguing with Catherine.

4. Does Hal believe Catherine could have written the proof?
(a) No, Hal knows that Claire wrote the proof, and plans to help her publish it.
(b) Yes, Hal believes instantly that Catherine wrote the proof.
(c) No, the proof required very advanced mathematics, and Catherine only attended college for a few months.
(d) No, Hal did the proof himself, and planned to give Robert the credit.

5. Why does Catherine claim she wrote the proof in one of Robert's notebook?
(a) She thought she would publish the proof under his name.
(b) She wanted to confuse Hal, with whom she is angry.
(c) She bought the notebooks for him in bulk, and there were extras.
(d) She only writes in certain types of notebooks, which Robert happened to have.