2. Why do the three men chop up the Chippendale piece they own?
(a) They think that is what Mr. Boggis wants.
(b) They need it for fire wood.
(c) They want it to fit in the car.
(d) They don't want to sell it.

3. What does Stag collect from the people working for Madame Rosette?
(a) Their names and addresses.
(b) Their phone numbers.
(c) Their statements.
(d) Their pictures.

4. What does Mrs. Maloney kill her husband with?
(a) A lamp.
(b) A wrench.
(c) A leg of lamb.
(d) A poisoned soufflé.

5. What does Mike like to impress Richard with?
(a) Prestigious friends.
(b) All of these.
(c) Fine food.
(d) Good wine.

6. What does Stag choose to find in Cairo to keep busy?
(a) Some booze.
(b) Some women.
(c) Some slaves.
(d) Some friends.

7. Why do Stag and his friend go to see Madame Rosette?
(a) To blackmail her.
(b) To get her help in finding a woman.
(c) To free the women working for her.
(d) To fire her from their service.

8. How much could William win if he won the whole auction?
(a) 7,000 pounds.
(b) 5,000 pounds.
(c) 6,000 pounds.
(d) 4,000 pounds.

9. What is the one thing that makes Mrs. Foster worry in "The Way Up to Heaven?"
(a) Seeing sick children.
(b) Waiting for her husband.
(c) Losing her purse.
(d) Being late to events.

10. What rank does Stag's friend pretend to be when talking to Madame Rosette?
(a) Sergeant.
(b) Captain.
(c) Lieutenant.
(d) Colonel.

11. Where did Stag's friend find a girl he was interested in?
(a) A sunglasses shop.
(b) The library.
(c) The theater.
(d) A bar.

12. How does Mr. Foster like to torture his wife?
(a) He takes longer than needed to get ready.
(b) He takes her to hospitals for benefits.
(c) He hides her purse.
(d) He pretends to need her help getting ready.

13. What does Klausner tell Scott his box is?
(a) An engine.
(b) A sound machine.
(c) A vault.
(d) A secret.

14. What is the man on the train platform with Perkins swinging around?
(a) A newspaper.
(b) A cane.
(c) An umbrella.
(d) A bag.

15. In "Dip in the Pool," who is William eating with on the cruise ship?
(a) His mistress.
(b) The ship's purser.
(c) His maid.
(d) His wife.