3. What newspaper is Midge reading in Act 1?
(a) The Chicago Tribune.
(b) The Sporting News.
(c) The New York Times.
(d) The San Diego Tribune.

4. Why did the manager of the Fine Arts Theatre call thinking there was going to be a Congressional Investigation?
(a) He was on McCarthy's staff.
(b) He forbade Nat to enter.
(c) He associated with Nazis.
(d) He showed German movies.

5. What do Midge and Nat relate about their dreams?
(a) They dream more than when they were young.
(b) They no longer dream.
(c) They dream in color.
(d) They dream in black-and-white.

6. What does Nat say he gets from the back door at the Plaza Hotel every morning?
(a) Newspapers.
(b) Coffee.
(c) Tuna sandwiches.
(d) Club-rolls.

7. What is the hoodlum's name who takes old men's money?
(a) Danforth.
(b) Gilley.
(c) James.
(d) The Cowboy.

8. What happens when Midge tries to punch Nat?
(a) He punches the lamppost.
(b) He falls on his back.
(c) He breaks his hand.
(d) He slips on a banana peel.

9. In what city does the play take place?
(a) New York.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Los Angeles.
(d) Peoria.

10. Who was the Chairman at the worker's union that Nat speaks about?
(a) Lenin.
(b) Feigenbaum.
(c) Lichenstein.
(d) Worstein.

11. What song can be heard in the distance as the play begins?
(a) "New York, New York."
(b) "The Queen City March."
(c) "Chicago Blues."
(d) "Hail to the Queen."

12. Who does Nat tell Mr. Danforth that he is?
(a) Matt Greenberg.
(b) James Fletcher.
(c) Ben Reissman.
(d) Simon Rothman.

13. How much money does Nat say the government pays him monthly to be a spy?
(a) $500.
(b) $10,000.
(c) $675.
(d) $1,000.

14. Who is sitting on the bridge at the beginning of Act 2?
(a) Nat.
(b) Laurie.
(c) Midge.
(d) Celia.

15. Which character says, "I have decided to handle this Danforth matter for you. Don't worry. The Exploiters, the Land Owners, the Capitalist Fat Cats, I eat them for lunch"?
(a) Danforth.
(b) Midge.
(c) The Cowboy.
(d) Nat.