1. Why does Al think of himself as an idealist?
(a) He is optimistic about everything in life.
(b) He doesn't know any other way.
(c) Because he believes in the golden rule and love.
(d) He questions everything.

2. In Chapter Four, when Al and Billie dance, what does she say about Sammy Glick?
(a) She thinks he is an imposter.
(b) She thinks he is just the same as everyone else in Hollywood.
(c) She thinks of him as a partner and a potential agent.
(d) She admits she is taken by Sammy.

3. In Chapter Four, when they are talking, how does Billie say she feels about Al?
(a) She is using him to get closer to Sammy.
(b) She thinks of him as a friend.
(c) She thinks he needs to improve his game.
(d) She thinks he is sweet and she likes him.

4. What does Kit say of the movie house where Sammy's premier is playing in Chapter Five?
(a) She thinks it should be burned down and re-built.
(b) She says it always has a tough crowd.
(c) It's the classiest place in town.
(d) She is surprised they are showing his movie there because it's known for having small crowds.

5. What is Sammy's advice to Al regarding work in Chapter Three?
(a) He says nothing will get better and Al should just move back to New York.
(b) That things will pick up in a year.
(c) He tells him he is safe with a six month contract and doesn't have to start impressing anyone until the fifth month.
(d) He tells him to cheat his way to the top.