1. What is Sabbath's response when Norman comments on his isolation from society?
(a) That if he wanted relationships, he would have to give something back.
(b) That it is the best preparation for death.
(c) That it is the only way to shield himself from getting hurt.
(d) That society has nothing to offer him.

2. Why does Norman make Sabbath leave his home?
(a) Because Norman finds out that Sabbath has stolen some of his cash.
(b) Because Michelle finds a bag of crack and Deborah's panties in Sabbath's pocket.
(c) Because Norman is suspicious of Sabbath's plot to kill him.
(d) Because Rosa complains to Norman about the way that Sabbath has treated her.

3. What does Michelle say about Helen as Sabbath is telling his story?
(a) That Helen must have been promiscuous if she did not mind what Sabbath did.
(b) That Helen should have filed charges against Sabbath.
(c) That Helen reminds Michelle of what she was like at that age.
(d) That Helen was brave, and reminds Michelle of her daughter.

4. How does Sabbath recall Nikki?
(a) As a drug addict with no control over her life.
(b) As a nervous, high-strung girl who jumped at the slightest provocation.
(c) As a solemn, thoughtful girl.
(d) As a person who was very happy publicly, but miserable privately.

5. What finally makes Sabbath decide to leave Roseanna?
(a) He realizes that she would not be able to endure his suicide.
(b) She refuses to stop trying to correct the problems in their marriage.
(c) She has a relapse and starts drinking again.
(d) He realizes that she will never have the courage to leave him.