1. Why does Eric search through Henry's things when Henry is away on business?
(a) He suspects Henry is still seeing Leo.
(b) He is looking for reassurance that Henry loves him.
(c) He has unanswered questions about the farmhouse.
(d) He is trying to learn more about Walter.

2. In Act Three, Scene Two, what gift does Henry bring Eric?
(a) A pair of gold cuff links.
(b) A small painting of the farmhouse.
(c) An antique mantle clock.
(d) A crystal wine decanter.

3. When Henry and Eric talk in Act Three, Scene Two, what does Henry say he is beginning to realize about Walter?
(a) Walter was a better man than Henry will ever be.
(b) Walter did not love him as much as he loved Walter.
(c) Walter took care of Henry in more ways than Henry realized.
(d) Walter was neglected because of Henry's devotion to business.

4. After he runs into Leo outside the Strand, what does Toby discover Leo has left behind?
(a) A copy of Toby's book.
(b) Toby's business card.
(c) A notebook.
(d) An umbrella.

5. After meeting Henry, what is the main point Eric's friends try to make about his relationship with Henry?
(a) Eric and Henry are using one another to get over past hurts, and they are not really in love.
(b) Even though Eric and Henry are a strange match, they are both human beings who deserve to find happiness.
(c) Even though they have reservations about the relationship, Eric's friends trust his judgment and will support his decisions.
(d) Eric and Henry are opposites, and Eric will end up being hurt by this relationship.