3. What does Astrakhan claim computer companies deliberately leave open?
(a) Entranceways.
(b) Security sytems.
(c) Bungholes.
(d) Bank accounts.

4. Why does Astrakhan say he wanted to enroll in the writing class?
(a) To improve his writing.
(b) To meet a girl.
(c) To obtain personal data.
(d) To deal drugs.

5. What old fashioned type of communication does Joseph say he prefers to computers?
(a) Letters.
(b) The telegram.
(c) Books.
(d) Telephone.

6. What does Joseph tell Astrakhan he loved?
(a) Astrakhan's photgraphs.
(b) Astrakhan's film.
(c) Astakhan's jokes.
(d) Astrakhan's story.

7. How does Astrakhan describe Joanne's dress?
(a) Thick.
(b) Thin.
(c) Light.
(d) Heavy.

8. How do Slake and McAlvane know Joseph is online six hours at a time?
(a) They have records.
(b) Joanne told them.
(c) They have bugged his office.
(d) His secretary told them.

9. What kind of neighborhood does Astrakhan have ambitions to live in?
(a) A popular neighborhood.
(b) A wealthy neighborhood.
(c) A star studded neighborhood.
(d) A central neighborhood.

10. What does Astrakhan state inspired him to read the book?
(a) Joanne's dress.
(b) New York City.
(c) Joseph's class.
(d) Chicago.

11. When does Astrakhan say the fun begins for hackers?
(a) When they discover the passwords.
(b) When they plant a virus.
(c) When they they contact the user.
(d) When they transfer a users money to their own account.

12. What city did Robert Mapplethorpe produce most of his work?
(a) New York.
(b) London.
(c) Paris.
(d) Berlin.

13. What does Astrakhan refer to throughout his speech in scene four?
(a) His humor.
(b) His honesty.
(c) His memory.
(d) His parents.

14. Why does Astrakhan say computer companies leave entrance ways open?
(a) So they can compile a database of users.
(b) So they can see how their system are functioning.
(c) So they can bribe people.
(d) So they can sell personal information.

15. Who told Astrakhan there was too much sex in his story?
(a) His English teacher.
(b) His fahter.
(c) His best friend.
(d) His mother.