1. How does Portia respond to Matchett's concerns about Eddie?
(a) She asks Matchett what she knows about Eddie.
(b) She says that she is happy, and that's all she cares about.
(c) She doesn't respond to Matchett.
(d) She says that she will consider what Matchett has said.

2. How did Matchett feel about Mrs. Quayne sending Mr. Quayne away?
(a) Matchett felt that Mrs. Quayne should have tried to work things out with Mr. Quayne.
(b) Matchett had no feelings either way.
(c) Matchett sympathized with her employer.
(d) Matchett felt that it was unforgivable.

3. What did Portia's father say about Thomas and Anna's home?
(a) That he had seen it, but wasn't that impressed.
(b) That he had never seen it, but imagined it was regal and gorgeous.
(c) That he had seen it, and thought it was beautiful.
(d) That he hadn't seen it, but didn't imagine that it was very nice.

4. Which room does Portia think Eddie might stay in if he came to visit her at Waikiki?
(a) A small one, filled with cardboard boxes.
(b) She won't consider having him visit; it would be improper.
(c) Portia's room.
(d) Dickie's room.

5. How does Portia respond to Matchett's opinion about Mrs. Quayne sending Mr. Quayne away?
(a) She doesn't say anything.
(b) She agrees that she and her mother would have been happier without Mr. Quayne.
(c) She tells Matchett that they were happy, and that Matchett should not be angry with Mrs. Quayne.
(d) She agrees with Matchett, that the moving around was what led to her father's death.