3. What had the women in the 1970s been doing with their time prior to the social movements?
(a) Looking for a husband
(b) Developing a career
(c) Mothering
(d) Accounting

4. What is the best description of the twig that Nancy chose as defense?
(a) Inadequate
(b) Tiny
(c) Heavy
(d) Thorny

5. What kind of wife does Charlie tell Nancy she is?
(a) A cunning wife
(b) A happy wife
(c) A resentful wife
(d) A good wife

6. How does Nancy's choice in twigs make her husband feel?
(a) He is thrilled
(b) He is indifferent
(c) He is proud
(d) He is enraged

7. What can the combination of opportunity and confusion in the 1970s can best be described as?
(a) Hypocrisy
(b) An invention by men
(c) A lie
(d) A double edged sword

8. How does Nancy describe her husband at the end of Act 1 while in submission to the lizards?
(a) Dour
(b) Cowardly
(c) Brave
(d) Happy

9. What are Charlie and Nancy facing as they enter their new stage in life?
(a) Health problems
(b) Financial ruin
(c) Childless depression
(d) Empty nest syndrome

10. What is Charlie in the mood for after lunch?
(a) A long walk
(b) A nap
(c) Yoga
(d) A light swim

11. What is created in Charlie and Nancy's marriage as a result of miscommunication?
(a) Love
(b) Tension
(c) Anger
(d) Violence

12. As the play opens, what have Charlie and Nancy finished enjoying?
(a) A long run
(b) A picnic lunch
(c) Feeding the seagulls
(d) A walk on the shore line

13. When did Nancy suspect Charlie of having an affair?
(a) Never
(b) After 10 years of marriage
(c) After 20 years of marriage
(d) After their 1st year of marriage

14. What stage in life are Charlie and Nancy entering?
(a) Career
(b) Adulthood
(c) Retirement
(d) Parenthood

15. What does Nancy's sarcastic validation of Charlie's merits as a good husband and father lead to?
(a) A long walk on the beach
(b) A dip in the water
(c) An argument
(d) A sexual escapade