3. What news does Lewis have for Warnie?
(a) He has agreed to marry Joy.
(b) He is moving in with Joy and Douglas.
(c) He is dying of cancer.
(d) He is taking a job in New York.

4. What irritates Lewis?
(a) That men and women can't be friends.
(b) That Warnie is interested in Joy.
(c) That there are too many people in the house.
(d) That he cannot be with Joy.

5. Where are Lewis and Warnie when the scene opens?
(a) In the garden.
(b) A grocery store.
(c) Joy's hotel.
(d) The study.

6. What does Joy's son ask Lewis?
(a) To marry his mother.
(b) To buy them dinner.
(c) To sign a book.
(d) To take him to Oxford.

7. What does Lewis do to help ease the tension between him and Joy?
(a) Helps Joy unpack.
(b) Leaves the room.
(c) Picks Joy a flower.
(d) Asks about Douglas.

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

9. Where does Douglas go?
(a) To bed.
(b) To school.
(c) Outside.
(d) To New York.

10. What is Riley's theory on women?
(a) They like to shop and cook.
(b) They are more concerned about their looks than love.
(c) They are too rational.
(d) They are etremely different than men.

11. Which college is Lewis from?
(a) Oxford.
(b) Harvard.
(c) Yale.
(d) Cambridge.

12. Who initiated the marriage between Lewis and Joy?
(a) Warnie.
(b) Lewis.
(c) Joy.
(d) Douglas.

13. How does Joy leave Lewis' home?
(a) Happy about the future.
(b) In tears.
(c) Relieved.
(d) Scared of her feelings toward Lewis.

14. In what decade is the play set?
(a) 1970s.
(b) 1950s.
(c) 1940s.
(d) 1980s.

15. What does Lewis ask Douglas about in the scene?
(a) If he wants to go to Paris.
(b) What is he is doing in school.
(c) Whether he'd like a dog.
(d) How he felt about moving.