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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What are Arnold and Alan more resistant to than eating breakfast?
(a) Playing tennis.
(b) Catching the early ferry.
(c) Cooking breakfast.
(d) Going to church.

2. What is Ed's opinion of the subject matter of what he is reading?
(a) He finds the bloodbath of the French revolution fascinating.
(b) He thinks the cologne should be based on male pheromones.
(c) He has no opinion since he is not reading.
(d) He thinks it's sexy.

3. What might be a theme of this particularly scene?
(a) That jealousy can occur in gay or straight relationships.
(b) That the weekend can be pretty dull without some partner swapping.
(c) That one should belong to an indoor tennis club.
(d) This brief scene really didn't have a particular theme.

4. What does David encourage Ed to do and what is Ed's response?
(a) David encourages Ed to go back to Laurel.
(b) David encourages Ed to discuss his relationship with Laurel but Ed declines.
(c) David encourages Ed to make the break with Laurel permanent.
(d) David encourages Ed to continue with his art.

5. What does Arnold believe validates Laurel's attraction to gay men?
(a) The fact that Laurel has slept with several gay men.
(b) The fact that Ed has told Laurel he is gay and she stays with him.
(c) The pass she makes for Alan.
(d) The fact that Laurel goes to male gay bars frequently.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Laurel say she met Ed?

2. What do Laurel and Ed do despite the presence of Alan and Arnold?

3. What has Laurel done?

4. Of what do both couples agree?

5. How might Laurel have worked it out that her plan had been more successful?

(see the answer keys)

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