1. What does the lawyer demand when he enters?
(a) To know where Miss Alice and Julian are.
(b) To have a bunch of flowers cut.
(c) To have dinner made for him.
(d) To take a nap.

2. What does the lawyer hiss at her?
(a) To go after her precious Julian.
(b) To leave him alone.
(c) He wants her.
(d) To watch her step.

3. What is Miss Alice's response when Julian tries to explain to her that he wondered if he imagined so many things or whether so many things he thought had come to play in his imagination?
(a) She suggests that he may just be describing what passes for sanity.
(b) She thinks he is still insane.
(c) She finds him a perfect candidate for the priesthood.
(d) She wants to take him back to the asylum.

4. Julian says "It is God the mover, not God ______________."
(a) The puppet.
(b) The shaker.
(c) The maker.
(d) The frozen.

5. What does the first man not leave without?
(a) Making a rude comment to Miss Alice.
(b) A snide comment or two.
(c) Hugging the second man.
(d) Kissing Miss Alice on the cheek.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Julian describe as a quiet, plain woman with soft features; one year or so on either side of forty, married to the owner of a dry goods store?

2. What are both the butler and the lawyer, who have known each other for some time, quite eager to do?

3. What is Julian?

4. When the lawyer enters the room to join in the dialogue, what is established?

5. What does Julian notice about the model of the mansion?

(see the answer key)

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