3. What kind of soldiers are flirting with the English girls in "Man from the South?"
(a) French.
(b) Jamaican.
(c) Spanish.
(d) American.

4. Who helped Mike pick out the spot where he lets his wine breathe?
(a) His wife.
(b) His daughter.
(c) Richard.
(d) The narrator.

5. In "Galloping Foxley," what does Perkins like so much about his commute?
(a) The routine.
(b) The loneliness.
(c) The scenery.
(d) The speed.

6. What does the woman talking to William say she saw when she is taken inside?
(a) An iceberg off the port bow.
(b) A girl telling her to help the man.
(c) A pretty angel floating in the breeze.
(d) A man jumping in the ocean with his clothes on.

7. What is Patrick Maloney's occupation in "Lamb to the Slaughter?"
(a) Policeman.
(b) Judge.
(c) Prosecutor.
(d) Investigator.

8. What is William's occupation?
(a) Pilot.
(b) Plotter.
(c) Infantryman.
(d) Mechanic.

9. What did Foxley used to beat Perkins with?
(a) His cane.
(b) A fire poker.
(c) A leather strap.
(d) Rocks.

10. In "Madame Rosette," who is Stag's partner?
(a) Stimey.
(b) Starry.
(c) Stanley.
(d) Stuffy.

11. What does Drioli ask Soutine to do on his back?
(a) Work some acupuncture.
(b) Tattoo his wife's image.
(c) Give him a massage.
(d) Paint a portrait in permanent ink.

12. Where does Mike let his wine breathe?
(a) His filing cabinet.
(b) The back porch.
(c) His bathroom.
(d) His kitchen.

13. What do Stag and William watch women do?
(a) Dance.
(b) Strip.
(c) Eat.
(d) Bathe.

14. What is Richard an expert at?
(a) Biology.
(b) Literature.
(c) Wine.
(d) Cooking.

15. How does the cat respond to music played by Chopin?
(a) He hates it.
(b) He loves it.
(c) He sleeps through it.
(d) He seems ignorant of it.