4. Why does Jerry decide to kill the dog?
(a) The door bites him.
(b) The dog is ugly.
(c) The landlady loves the dog.
(d) The dog is still monstrous to him.

5. What should a person do, if he or she cannot communicate with other people?
(a) At least that communication can begin with animals.
(b) Get help.
(c) Try to communicate with strangers.
(d) Be alone.

6. What does Jerry list?
(a) His favorite things.
(b) His favorite food.
(c) Animals that he likes.
(d) Items and animals he needs to learn how to deal with.

7. What does Peter do, for the first time?
(a) He teases Jerry.
(b) He leaves.
(c) He erupts.
(d) He laughs.

8. How does the play end?
(a) Jerry dies.
(b) Peter dies.
(c) Peter holds Jerry in his arms until the police arrive.
(d) Jerry gets off the bench. He was pretending to die.

9. Jerry went to the zoo to learn more about:
(a) How people exist with animals
(b) Penguins
(c) How animals behave
(d) The mating rituals of birds

10. What does Jerry say he is as he is hitting Peter?
(a) Hungry
(b) Tired
(c) Crazy
(d) Obligated

11. Peter claims that he does not want to know __________________.
(a) Why Jerry went to the zoo.
(b) Why Jerry is talking to him.
(c) Why Jerry chose him.
(d) Why Jerry is in the park.

12. What does the landlady ask Jerry to do for the dog?
(a) Take it to a vet
(b) Hold it
(c) Put it out of its misery
(d) Pray for it

13. Jerry tells Peter, "You've lost your bench, but defended your __________."
(a) Life
(b) Honor
(c) Family
(d) Will

14. What does Jerry tell him about the story?
(a) It is indeed important.
(b) It is just for entertainment.
(c) It is his favorite story.
(d) It is insubstantial.

15. What do the dog's eyes look like?
(a) Yellow
(b) Blue
(c) Green
(d) Bloodshot