3. What does Lewis tell Douglas?
(a) Joy is pregnant.
(b) Lewis and Joy are moving to their own home.
(c) Bill wants Douglas back.
(d) Joy is very sick.

4. Who is discussing Joy's condition as the scene opens?
(a) Joy and Lewis.
(b) Douglas and Warnie.
(c) Douglas and Lewis.
(d) Harrington and Riley.

5. Who enters the scene?
(a) Warnie and Douglas.
(b) Joy and Warnie.
(c) Riley and Warnie.
(d) Douglas and Bill.

6. Who is Lewis addressing as this scene opens?
(a) Joy.
(b) The audience.
(c) Warnie.
(d) His class.

7. How did Joy first fall in love with Lewis?
(a) Seeing him with Douglas.
(b) By him caring for her during her illness.
(c) Through his stories.
(d) At their first meeting.

8. Lewis and Warnie find that Joy is able to use what?
(a) A walker.
(b) Crutches.
(c) A cane.
(d) A wheelchair.

9. What is Harrington concerned with?
(a) Lewis' health.
(b) Appearances.
(c) The cost of the hospital.
(d) Douglas.

10. What word best describes Joy's spirits in the scene?
(a) Depressed.
(b) Confused.
(c) Good.
(d) Angry.

11. What does Douglas see open?
(a) The clouds in the sky.
(b) The wardrobe door.
(c) The hospital window.
(d) His mother's eyes.

12. What indicates the passing of time in this scene?
(a) Snow falling from the sky.
(b) Changing light.
(c) A clock on the wall.
(d) A gold timepiece.

13. Lewis is frightened to be happy because of what?
(a) He fears it will make Joy sad.
(b) The possibility that Joy may get sick again.
(c) It may anger Warnie.
(d) The threat that Bill may take Douglas.

14. What does the waiter enter the scene with?
(a) Luggage.
(b) A letter.
(c) Wine.
(d) A breakfast tray.

15. Why are Lewis and Joy careful in discussing her health?
(a) They are afraid to jinx her improvements.
(b) They don't want to face the bad news.
(c) They don't want to upset Douglas.
(d) They don't understand why Joy is not getting better.