1. What is the name of the New Jersey Senator this episode is about? John M. Wrigley Hank L. Murphy George C. Smith Gary H. Wright

2. In this episode, Vogler gives House the deal to either take the Senator's case and give a speech or fire one of his staff. True False

3. What is the subplot in "Role Model"? Woman having sex in her sleep Woman having sexual issues with her ex-boyfriend Woman having insomnia Woman having psychological problems

4. After the team does a brain biopsy on the Senator, they conclude there is no tumor or infection. But Wilson says it's toxoplasmosis. House then concludes that that would mean the Senator has what? Cancer Muscle damage A psychological disorder AIDS

5. The Senator has AIDS. True False

6. Foreman goes to get a signature for a spleen biopsy from the Senator but can't. What new symptom arises that stops Foreman? Blindness Paralysis from the neck down Severely impaired breathing Excessive bleeding

7. At one point, Foreman shows House the tests for what viruses would be present if the Senator had hairy-cell leukemia. The Senator is negative for many of the viruses, but positive for Epstein-Barr. House then confronts the Senator about his childhood incident, told earlier in the episode. What really caused the Senator to bite his tongue as a child? Anaphylactic shock Epileptic seizure He fell of a swing Temporary loss of muscle control

8. When the Senator starts recovering, he has a talk with Foreman and House regarding his campaign. Does the Senator believe he is going to become president? Yes No

9. After lashing out at Vogler during the Viopril speech, what does House say to Vogler, concluding the scene? "How's that?" He says nothing, but gives Vogler a dirty look "I threw in a joke." "I thought it was pithy."

10. What is the last line spoken in "Role Model"? "I quit." "Good-bye, House." "I'm protecting myself." "You don't have to worry about firing anyone."