3. What does Laudisi suggest the Police Commissioner do in Act 3, Scene 1?
(a) Go back and get proof.
(b) Forge a document.
(c) Leave at once.
(d) Give him a list.

4. Why do the townspeople suggest Laudisi is telling them contradictory stories?
(a) To present all possibilities.
(b) To lie.
(c) To tell the truth.
(d) To make fun of them.

5. To what does Laudisi speak in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) A lamp.
(b) A stop sign.
(c) A rug.
(d) A mirror.

6. How long are the women to make their visit for, and no longer in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Fifteen minutes.
(b) An hour.
(c) Thirty minutes.
(d) Two hours.

7. Who arrives while Laudisi is alone in the house in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) Signora Cini.
(b) Signora Ponza.
(c) Agazzi.
(d) Signora Frola.

8. Who is Agazzi speaking to on the phone in Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Laudisi.
(b) Centuri.
(c) Ponza.
(d) Pafundi.

9. Who does Dina say she believes is mad in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Ponza.
(b) Laudisi.
(c) Agazzi.
(d) Signora Frola.

10. Where does Agazzi suggest everyone go in Act 3, Scene 3?
(a) The closet.
(b) The dining room.
(c) The music room.
(d) The bedroom.

11. Who says, "Excuse me for saying so, but if you're all so convinced that Signora Frola is right, what more do you want?"
(a) Ponza.
(b) Laudisi.
(c) Sirelli.
(d) Agazzi.

12. Who says, "It was a necessary remedy for the harm you had done her, with your compassion. Of course you didn't intend it. You didn't even know?"
(a) Signora Ponza.
(b) Ponza.
(c) Signora Frola.
(d) Dina.

13. What two things does Laudisi say that they (the townspeople) are faced with in Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Lies and madness.
(b) Truth and lies.
(c) Fantasy and reality.
(d) Honesty and betrayal.

14. Who says, "Then--neither of them is mad? But, damn it, one of them must be!"?
(a) Ponza.
(b) Agazzi.
(c) Sirelli.
(d) Laudisi.

15. What does Ponza say his second wife's name is?
(a) Azalea.
(b) Lina.
(c) Amalia.
(d) Julia.