3. How does C feel about A and B in Act 1, Part 1?
(a) C likes A, but feels that B is always picking on her.
(b) C feels that they are ganging up on her.
(c) C gets along well with both A and B.
(d) C likes B, but feels that A is always picking on her.

4. Who breaks a glass in Act 1, Part 2?
(a) A.
(b) C.
(c) B.
(d) The boy.

5. According to C, why are B and C not as excited about the movie star as A is?
(a) They are too young to recognize his name.
(b) They don't go to the movies.
(c) They didn't like his movies.
(d) They are Democrats.

6. A says in Act 1, Part 2 that she learned lessons about people from whom?
(a) Her son.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her husband.
(d) Her sister.

7. What did the doctors tell A to do for her husband's infected shoulder?
(a) They told her to use leeches to drain some of the infected blood.
(b) They told her to bring him to the desert to bake out the infection.
(c) They told her to use maggots to eat the dead tissue.
(d) They told her to bring him to a witch doctor.

8. Who is sitting at the desk at the beginning of Act 1?
(a) A.
(b) B.
(c) The Boy.
(d) C.

9. What does A have a tantrum about in Act 1, Part 4?
(a) Her arm hurts.
(b) She wants her son to visit.
(c) She doesn't want to get old.
(d) She wants B and C to be more compassionate.

10. What does B say about A's friends being dead?
(a) B wonders how A outlived all of them.
(b) She's glad because they were a bad influence on A.
(c) She didn't like most of them anyway.
(d) A should make more friends so she won't be lonely.

11. Where did A learn the expression that B laughs at?
(a) Her aunt.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Her sister.
(d) Her grandmother.

12. Whose name is A trying to remember at the end of Act 1, Part 2?
(a) The movie star she met.
(b) Her husband.
(c) Her niece.
(d) Her husband's brother.

13. Why does A begin to cry in Act 1, Part 1?
(a) Because she cannot remember her husband.
(b) Because of the way C speaks to her.
(c) Because she can't use the bathroom by herself.
(d) Because of the pain in her arm.

14. What comment does B make to C, regarding A's bathroom habits?
(a) Just when B gets A in her chair, A has to go.
(b) A should be able to get to the bathroom by herself.
(c) A should be using a bedpan at night.
(d) A takes too long in the bathroom, and B can never use it.

15. What does B tell C about empathy?
(a) That having too much empathy can be bad for a person.
(b) That she should be more empathetic so that people will be empathetic with her when she is old.
(c) That C will be old soon enough and won't have to imagine what it's like.
(d) That empathy is an unnecessary emotion.