3. In what does Mrs. Hitchcock try to convince the parson to intervene?
(a) The argument with the butcher.
(b) The argument with the baker.
(c) The coal miner's strike.
(d) The shop keeper's strike.

4. What does Mrs. Hitchcock say the men on strike are destroying?
(a) Business and the town.
(b) The town's and her own reputation.
(c) Children and families.
(d) Tourism and women.

5. Who does Sparky say will pay for the rooms?
(a) Her Majesty.
(b) The Mayor.
(c) The Parson.
(d) The Colonel.

6. What does Mrs. Hitchcock sing a song about?
(a) A yellow-feathered bird.
(b) A yellow-haired boy.
(c) A black crow.
(d) An albino boy.

7. Which two characters get into a fight in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Sparky and Hurst.
(b) The bargee and Crooked Joe.
(c) Musgrave and Walsh.
(d) The slow collier and the pugnacious collier.

8. What does the Mayor discuss with the Parson?
(a) The church.
(b) The Queen.
(c) The strike.
(d) The soldiers.

9. What does the Bargee whisper as Musgrave leaves?
(a) Amen.
(b) Trouble.
(c) Jesus.
(d) Crazy.

10. Where do Attecliffe, Sparky and Hurst have to sleep?
(a) The kitchen.
(b) The hallway.
(c) The bar.
(d) The stables.

11. What kind of gun does the Bargee say he can get Walsh?
(a) A Gatling.
(b) A Magnum.
(c) A Winchester.
(d) A machine gun.

12. Who do the soldiers and Mrs. Hitchcock drink a toast to?
(a) The Queen.
(b) The King.
(c) Their mothers.
(d) The Prince.

13. What is the name of the collier Musgrave collides with as he leaves the bar?
(a) Davis.
(b) Norbert.
(c) Walsh.
(d) Jackson.

14. Where does Sparky joke the soldiers beds have been made up?
(a) The kitchen.
(b) The church.
(c) The stable.
(d) The graveyard.

15. Where does Musgrave say his power comes from?
(a) Himself.
(b) The people.
(c) Love.
(d) God.