3. What does Jerry begin?
(a) Another long monologue about the zoo.
(b) Another long monologue about living in New York.
(c) Another long monologue about a vacation he had taken.
(d) Another long monologue about his job.

4. When Jerry tells Peter he doesn't like one particular side of the park, what is his reasoning for not liking it?
(a) It's too crowded
(b) There are no benches
(c) It's too dark
(d) He doesn't give a reason

5. What else does Jerry want to know about Peter?
(a) Why he lives in New York City.
(b) Where he is coming from.
(c) Why his wife is not with him.
(d) Where his children are right now.

6. How far does a person sometimes have to go?
(a) One mile.
(b) A very long distance.
(c) A very short distance.
(d) Ten miles.

7. To whom does the answer to #80 say that?
(a) Jerry
(b) Peter
(c) Joe
(d) The landlady

8. Where does Jerry live?
(a) A single family home
(b) An apartment
(c) A brownstone rooming house.
(d) A townhouse

9. What does Jerry ask Peter about that has him flustered for an answer?
(a) Who are your favorite writers?
(b) Where are we?
(c) What does your wife look like?
(d) How much do you make?

10. To what question does Peter return?
(a) The question of the zoo.
(b) The question about where Peter lives.
(c) The question about Peter's children.
(d) The question about Peter's job.

11. On hearing this question, how does Jerry react?
(a) Nervous.
(b) Bewildered.
(c) Excited.
(d) Angry.

12. Where does Jerry find Peter?
(a) In the park.
(b) In a garden.
(c) In the subway station.
(d) In a store.

13. What does Jerry wonder?
(a) If he has been walking east.
(b) If he has been walking west.
(c) If he has been walking north.
(d) If he has been walking south.

14. What does Jerry tell Peter about listening?
(a) That he doesn't have to
(b) That he's not good at it
(c) That he doesn't care
(d) That he knows he isn't

15. How does Jerry quickly respond?
(a) With anger.
(b) With surprise.
(c) With agitation.
(d) With inquisitiveness.