1. The ultimate tale of the American Dream gone wrong is Arthur Miller's "Death of A Salesman". What actor received stellar reviews for his performance in the theatre as Willy Loman? Jose Ferer Lee J. Cobb E.G. Marshall Rod Steiger

2. Montgomery Clift is out to make his way up the ladder in "A Place in the Sun". It doesn't quite work out - largely because he falls for Elizabeth Taylor. When does she first take notice of him? At the factory where he works When he's shooting pool At a resort In her father's office

3. There actually is a play entitled "The American Dream". Who is the author? Edward Albee William Inge Tennessee Williams Eugene O'Neill

4. In "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit" Gregory Peck decides that the cost (to family) of climbing the corporate ladder is too high. Who plays his boss - a man that has made the opposite decision? James Whitmore Paul Muni Fredric March Edmond O'Brien

5. In "Wall Street", who utters the famous line that "greed is good"? Martin Sheen Charlie Sheen Michael Douglas Daryl Hannah

6. In "Patterns", Van Heflin squares off against new employer Everett Sloane in a well-acted drama that was a "breakthrough" for an up-and-coming writer? Who was the writer? W.R. Burnett Carl Reiner Rod Serling Paddy Chayefsky

7. Which of these movies does NOT deal in some way with the idea that "success in business has its price"? Sorry, Wrong Number The Sweet Smell of Success The Blue Dahlia The Apartment

8. "Disclosure" is sex discrimination in reverse: the man is the victim of a woman who will help his career along ... if. Who is the woman? Demi Moore Candice Bergen Susan Sarandon Jane Fonda

9. Kirk Douglas sacrifices his humanity on his way to the top of the boxing world. What is the movie? On the Waterfront Requiem for A Heavyweight Champion Body and Soul

10. Which of these writers is well-known for satirizing (and criticizing) American business and businessmen? John Steinbeck Sinclair Lewis Thomas Wolfe William Faulkner