2. What was it that the Minister of Justice died while attempting to eat?
(a) A bagette.
(b) Creme Brulee
(c) Shrimp.
(d) Jumbo Pie.

3. What is the primary focus of the critic as he goes through O'Shawn's poem line by line?
(a) The names found in the text.
(b) The analogies present in the text.
(c) The colorful language used.
(d) The verbage of the poem.

4. Who is the author of Alice in Wonderland?
(a) Marlowe.
(b) Hathaway.
(c) Shakespeare.
(d) Carroll.

5. Who is Vincent Van Gogh writing to?
(a) God.
(b) His mother.
(c) Theo.
(d) Randy.

6. Where does Leonard Handleman work?
(a) Barneys New York.
(b) The museum.
(c) The local police station.
(d) Handleman Delicatessen.

7. According to the critic, what water recreation was O'Shawn fond of?
(a) Rafting.
(b) Surfing.
(c) Sailing.
(d) Diving.

8. In the game lamming, what did people put on themselves?
(a) Coats.
(b) Feathers.
(c) Wigs.
(d) Bangles.

9. What does Allen say before hanging up on Diabetes?
(a) That he is hungry and wants matzo balls.
(b) To call him later and let him know how the play ends.
(c) To kick Hepatitis off the set.
(d) That he is on his way to the play ASAP.

10. What does Diabetes state choas may equate to?
(a) A good ending.
(b) War.
(c) Freedom.
(d) Laughs.

11. Who does Flo help win the title "The Greek"?
(a) George.
(b) Petros.
(c) Gus.
(d) Nick.

12. From what time period did the phrase "spiffy" presumably originate?
(a) Victorian.
(b) Medieval.
(c) Stone Age.
(d) Colonial.

13. What phrase supposedly came from a Renaissance courting ritual?
(a) Beat the band.
(b) Get into a beef.
(c) Take it on the lam.
(d) Fiddlesticks.

14. What nationality are the characters in the "God (A Play)"?
(a) Italian.
(b) German.
(c) Roman.
(d) Greek.

15. How old is Kermit Kroll when he is kidnapped?
(a) 4 years old.
(b) 12 years old.
(c) 19 years old.
(d) 60 years old.