3. According to the book in Act 2, why does God send radiation?
(a) To change people.
(b) For beauty.
(c) To kill people.
(d) To heal.

4. Why does Gould claim he wants to offer Karen a better job?
(a) She is brilliant.
(b) He knows she needs money.
(c) To get involved with her.
(d) To thank her.

5. Why does Gould feel the book will not make a good film?
(a) No one will come to see it.
(b) It would cost too much to make.
(c) Stars will fight over it.
(d) It won't translate in the foreign markets.

6. In Act Two, what does Gould accuse Karen of?
(a) Sabotaging his career.
(b) Using him like everyone else does.
(c) Making fun of him.
(d) Stalking him.

7. What does Karen reveal she knew when Gould invited her home?
(a) He is lazy.
(b) He is in love with her.
(c) He is lonely.
(d) He wants to sleep with her.

8. How does Gould respond to Karen's interpretation of "Radiation . . ."?
(a) He makes fun of it.
(b) He praises it.
(c) He translates it into French.
(d) He debates it.

9. What is Karen's definition of something greater than courage?
(a) Bravery.
(b) Disillusionment.
(c) Empowerment.
(d) Philanthropy.

10. In Act 2, how does Gould rate the book's chance to get made?
(a) High, if they attach a star.
(b) Astronomically slim.
(c) Very high.
(d) Slim to none.

11. Karen believes that people are what?
(a) Shallow and stupid.
(b) Sleeping.
(c) Part of a whole.
(d) Tired of being robots.

12. What does Karen want to do if she accept a job offer from Gould?
(a) Star as an actress.
(b) Work on a film.
(c) Be his right hand woman.
(d) Be Ross' secretary.

13. Karen claims "Radiation . . ." was written with what driving force?
(a) Ambition.
(b) Hope.
(c) Love.
(d) Rebellion.

14. Gould likes to believe people are what?
(a) Climbers.
(b) Mavericks.
(c) Followers.
(d) Cogs.

15. Karen believes that people should not be _______ of the radiation sent from God.
(a) Disrespectful.
(b) Intimidated.
(c) Frightened.
(d) Impressed.