3. Why does Ed want to speak to Kemp in Act Two?
(a) To get him to sign papers.
(b) To give him permission to marry.
(c) To ask for money.
(d) To kill him.

4. What does Kemp say regarding the man at the door?
(a) There's no one there.
(b) It's a wrong number.
(c) He's expecting a guest.
(d) It's a postal delivery.

5. What does Kath ask Sloane to give her as a token of affection?
(a) His books.
(b) His watch.
(c) His ring.
(d) His locket.

6. What does Sloane suggest about Kath's condition?
(a) Medication.
(b) An insane asylum.
(c) Abortion.
(d) Adoption.

7. What does Ed accuse Kath of doing in Act Two?
(a) Keeping Sloane from his job.
(b) Taking the car for a ride.
(c) Spending money behind his back.
(d) Taking ill care of their father.

8. What does Kath ask if she can call Sloane in Act Two?
(a) Sonny.
(b) Brother.
(c) Boy.
(d) Baby.

9. What does Kath protest to Ed regarding Tommy?
(a) He wants their sister.
(b) He makes her do it.
(c) He is gay.
(d) He leaves her because he doesn't love her.

10. What does Kath say Sloane is doing the night before in Act Two?
(a) Watching television.
(b) Going out with friends.
(c) Cooking dinner.
(d) Taking her on a date.

11. What is the reasoning Sloane believes Kemp's boss dies?
(a) He slips and falls.
(b) A concussion.
(c) A bad heart.
(d) He is diabetic.

12. What does Ed notice about the car?
(a) The seats are moved.
(b) The oil is black.
(c) The gas is low.
(d) The tires are muddy.

13. Who does Kemp say "first spotted it" about Kath?
(a) Ed.
(b) The shop woman.
(c) Himself.
(d) The postman.

14. What does Ed frequently refer to women as?
(a) Broads.
(b) Birds.
(c) Vultures.
(d) Cats.

15. What apparel is Sloane wearing at the beginning of Act Two?
(a) Leather trousers and boots.
(b) A butler uniform.
(c) Blue jeans and a t-shirt.
(d) A maid's outfit.