1. How does Frank try to change the subject?
(a) He launches into a passionate speech about the shallowness of people who come to the suburbs.
(b) He launches into a passionate speech about health care reform and problems with the social security system.
(c) He launches into a passionate discussion about his childhood.
(d) He launches into a passionate speech about how much his wife annoys him.

2. How does April counter what Frank says about her idea?
(a) What is unrealistic is the notion that they should live in the suburbs and somehow be happy surrounded by shallow people with whom they have nothing in common.
(b) It is a great idea and he will be sorry to not trust her.
(c) It is not as wonderful as her love for him.
(d) It wil be an even better idea as they work on their plans together.

3. Once the floor is as empty as it will get, Frank steps into Ms. Grube's office and does what?
(a) Apologizes to her.
(b) Relieves her of her duties and asks her to lunch.
(c) Sleeps with her.
(d) Tells her to go home.

4. About what do the Wheelers and their guests talk?
(a) The weather, the neighborhood, and dinner.
(b) The failed play, politics, and their neighbors.
(c) The Givings' son.
(d) Going out dancing, dinner, and what is on television.

5. What does Frank say when April asks for his forgiveness?
(a) He asks her what he should forgive her for.
(b) He asks her to forgive him.
(c) He ignores her.
(d) He forgives her.