3. What subject does Dr. Potter contribute to the dinner conversation?
(a) American independence.
(b) Greek mythology.
(c) Roman philosophy.
(d) English literature.

4. What does Dr. Potter say he found overturned by the lake?
(a) A wagon.
(b) A train carriage.
(c) A car.
(d) A boat.

5. What kind of accent causes Potter to think about his childhood?
(a) Irish.
(b) German.
(c) Scottish.
(d) French.

6. What kind of ceremony does Pompey photograph?
(a) A christening.
(b) A funeral.
(c) A wedding.
(d) A religious sermon.

7. What does Dr. Potter have to pick off his leg of mutton?
(a) Hair.
(b) Flies.
(c) Maggots.
(d) Mud.

8. What does Potter think the camera is incapable of exposing?
(a) The human brain.
(b) The human evil.
(c) The human sense of fun.
(d) The human heart.

9. What name did the soldier use to answer to?
(a) Private Knowley.
(b) Private St. Claire.
(c) Private Knowlitt.
(d) Private Jones.

10. Whose relationship do Potter and Jones talk about the next day?
(a) Myrtle and Jones's.
(b) Potter and Beatrice's.
(c) Myrtle and George's.
(d) Jones and George's.

11. Why does Pompey say he gave back the lady's duck?
(a) For food.
(b) For money.
(c) For shelter.
(d) For a smile.

12. What were the trumpeter's last words?
(a) Good Lordy! Another day.
(b) Say goodbye to my mother.
(c) I will see most of you very soon.
(d) Is that the time already.

13. What does Dr. Potter say brought tears to his eyes?
(a) Folk songs.
(b) Poetry.
(c) Limericks.
(d) Hymns.

14. Who entertains the group in the second act of the concert troup's performance?
(a) A sword swallower.
(b) A juggler.
(c) A fire-eater.
(d) A clown.

15. Why do Mrs. Yardley and the Colonel have to bring their own food when they have dinner with Myrtle and George?
(a) Mrs. Yardley is a vegetarian.
(b) Rations are low.
(c) George has no cooking facilites.
(d) Myrtle is a vegetarian.