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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Scenes 10-12.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Ginny do that Yaz views as a sign of healthy progress?
(a) She takes a shower.
(b) She yells at Elliot.
(c) She sweeps the floor.
(d) She cooks breakfast.

2. Where did Fountainhead and his wife spend their honeymoon when they were first married?
(a) Costa Rica.
(b) Hawaii.
(c) The Virgin Islands.
(d) Puerto Rico.

3. In HaikuMom's first online haiku poem of the play, what does she suggest people on the forum do when they get restless?
(a) Write a haiku of their own.
(b) Go for a stroll by the river.
(c) Speak words of kindness to a friend.
(d) Buy a flower, water it, and watch it bloom.

4. How does Fountainhead damage his car while he is high on crack?
(a) He reverses into a fire hydrant.
(b) He crashes into his garage.
(c) He runs over a curb.
(d) He runs into a telephone pole.

5. What does the professor ask Elliot to do in return for the favor of translating Elliot's Arabic phrase for him?
(a) He wants Elliot to be a consultant on a movie in which he is investing.
(b) He wants Elliot to show his daughter around the city.
(c) He wants Elliot to talk Yazmin into becoming a tenured professor.
(d) He wants Elliot to talk to Yazmin about possibly dating him.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many arrests for civil disobedience did Ginny have on her record during her lifetime?

2. What does ChutesAndLadders tell Orangutan happened to him as a result of her three month absence from the Addiction Support forum?

3. What word does Haikumom type each time another member uses foul language on the forum?

4. When Orangutan reports her research findings to ChutesAndLadders while she waits at the Sapporo train station, what government goal does she give for the project's implementation?

5. What does the 911 operator tell Yazmin when she asks what do while she and Elliot wait for the ambulance to arrive?

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