4. Who does Peter consider to be the finer writer when Jerry gives him a choice?
(a) Marquand
(b) Tolstoy
(c) Baudelaire
(d) Freud

5. Peter says he has a considerable ___________ of taste.
(a) Catholicity
(b) Confusion
(c) Selection
(d) Limitation

6. When Jerry finishes his monologue on his family, what kind of joke does he call his life?
(a) Middle-European
(b) Distasteful
(c) Cruel
(d) Funny

7. Who is fat, ugly, mean and stupid, according to Jerry?
(a) A neighbor
(b) The dog
(c) His mom
(d) His landlady

8. From where did Jerry walk to get to the park?
(a) From the Stock Market
(b) From Washington Square
(c) From Grand Central
(d) From the Met

9. What does Jerry repeatedly ignore?
(a) The fly buzzing in his ear.
(b) The other people around him.
(c) Peter's comments.
(d) The noises in the park.

10. Who did Jerry date when he was younger?
(a) The pastor's only daughter
(b) A girl named Mary
(c) The superintendent's son
(d) A queen

11. Who did Jerry live with for most of his life?
(a) His pop
(b) His mother's sister
(c) A family friend
(d) His brother

12. What does the woman on the third floor do?
(a) Reprimands her children.
(b) Cries all of the time.
(c) Sings in the shower.
(d) Calls Jerry all time.

13. How does Jerry say that his mom died?
(a) She parted with the ghost
(b) She fell
(c) She committed suicide
(d) She drank herself to death

14. What does Peter say in reaction to the description of the landlady?
(a) Is she for real?
(b) That's a lie
(c) You're in love with her
(d) That's disgusting

15. With what does Peter oblige Jerry?
(a) With his need to walk to the zoo.
(b) With his musings.
(c) With more space on the bench.
(d) With his desire for money.