1. How does Elwood Dowd deal with his invisible friend?
(a) Very politely, gesturing for him to enter the room first.
(b) Continually whines about wanting more wishes.
(c) Graciously allows him to do all the talking.
(d) Acts very nervous and hopes he'll go away.

2. What are Myrtle Mae Simmons and her mother primarily trying to achieve?
(a) They are trying to get help for Elwood Dowd.
(b) They want to be accepted by the town's society.
(c) They are trying to harbor a fugitive from justice.
(d) They are plotting to rob a bank.

3. At one point in this scene, Veta Simmons asks Myrtle Mae Simmons to verify what?
(a) Whether or not Harvey was with Elwood.
(b) Whether or not Mrs. Greenawalt has good taste in whiskey.
(c) Whether or not Ethel Chauvenet's grandson will be at the dinner.
(d) If Elwood Dowd had any prescription medications.

4. What is the probable reason why Veta Simmons wants to get in with the town's society crowd?
(a) To improve her financial status.
(b) To get better psychiatric care for Elwood Dowd.
(c) To find a good husband for her daughter, Myrtle Mae Simmons.
(d) To hold frequent book readings in her home.

5. What does Dr. William Chumley do to Dr. Lyman Sanderson when he finds out they admitted the wrong patient?
(a) Dr. William Chumley cackles to himself and goes home, ignoring Dr. Lyman Sanderson.
(b) Dr. William Chumley fires Dr. Lyman Sanderson.
(c) Dr. William Chumley explains it was a simple mistake and that he'll look into it personally.
(d) Dr. William Chumley demands that Dr. Lyman Sanderson sort it out.