3. Who does Joy tell Lewis that he should check with about his plans?
(a) Douglas.
(b) Joy's husband.
(c) Warnie.
(d) Lewis' father.

4. Lewis and Joy banter about what?
(a) Love.
(b) Other authors.
(c) Kids.
(d) Movies.

5. Where does scene four open?
(a) A classroom.
(b) A tearoom.
(c) A hotel room.
(d) A dining room.

6. What does Lewis promise Joy?
(a) To marry her.
(b) To tell her if anything affects their friendship.
(c) To keep Warnie involved in their lives.
(d) To leave her alone to deal with her heartbreak.

7. Which word describes how Lewis feels about Joy's move?
(a) Confused.
(b) Comfortable.
(c) Scared.
(d) Angry.

8. What does Lewis' participation in the marriage indicate?
(a) His desire not to be alone.
(b) His tenderness toward Joy.
(c) His wish to have children.
(d) His protection of Warnie.

9. What is Lewis doing when Warnie enters the room?
(a) Building a shelf.
(b) Reading the newspaper.
(c) Watching television.
(d) Writing letters.

10. Why does Joy hesitate at Lewis' invitation?
(a) She feels she may be overstepping her bounds.
(b) She wants to go home.
(c) She's not sure if her husband will approve.
(d) She thinks Douglas will become too attached.

11. Where does scene 10 open?
(a) A church.
(b) A restaurant.
(c) Lewis' house.
(d) Joy's house.

12. Lewis asks Douglas about whom?
(a) Douglas' father.
(b) Riley.
(c) Lewis.
(d) Warnie.

13. What describes the men's humor?
(a) Highbrow.
(b) Romantic.
(c) Slapstick.
(d) Nostalgic.

14. What topic are the men joking about?
(a) Students.
(b) France.
(c) Professors.
(d) Women.

15. What are Lewis and Warnie doing as scene 7 opens?
(a) Talking at a party.
(b) Reading books.
(c) Preparing to leave the house.
(d) Eating breakfast.