4. According to Mr. Howe in Act 2, Scene 2, whom does the Democratic Party consider to be their number one choice for governor?
(a) FDR.
(b) James M. Cox.
(c) Woodrow Wilson.
(d) Warren G. Harding.

5. What does Eleanor do for her children at the end of Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Tucks them into bed.
(b) Reads them a story.
(c) Hugs and kisses each one.
(d) Sings them a song.

6. What opinion does Sara have of Mr. Howe?
(a) He is a wonderful family friend.
(b) He is after FDR's money.
(c) He is a nosy busybody.
(d) He is a vulgar little man.

7. Why isn't there a phone in the house?
(a) The house is too far away from the main town.
(b) FDR did not wish to have a phone installed.
(c) Phone service was not available in Canada until after WWII.
(d) The phone had not been invented yet.

8. Whom does Eleanor fire in Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Mr. Howe.
(b) Edward.
(c) The maid.
(d) Missy.

9. How many daughters does FDR have?
(a) One.
(b) Four.
(c) Two.
(d) None.

10. What household item has been used in the construction of FDR's wheelchair?
(a) The frame of a rocking chair.
(b) A sofa cushion.
(c) A kitchen chair.
(d) A small end table.

11. What does Eleanor hand to Missy in Act 1, Scene 3?
(a) FDR's hat.
(b) Her coat.
(c) The newspaper.
(d) Get-well cards.

12. At the end of Act 1, Scene 3, which character is left behind to close up the house at Campobello?
(a) Mr. Howe.
(b) Missy.
(c) Sara.
(d) Edward.

13. Which parts of FDR's body are obviously still paralyzed at the end of Act 1, Scene 3?
(a) His arms and hands.
(b) His right arm and leg.
(c) His legs and back.
(d) His arms, back and legs.

14. In Act 1, Scene 1, which child is given a piggy-back ride up the stairs?
(a) Jimmy.
(b) Johnny.
(c) Elliott.
(d) Anna.

15. What does Missy read to Mr. Howe in Act 1, Scene 3?
(a) The newspaper article describing FDR's illness.
(b) An excerpt from a medical journal.
(c) The press release describing FDR's illness.
(d) The doctor's written diagnosis.