1. When telling him about the potential treatment for Edith, what does Hofmiller finally end up promising Kekesfalva?
(a) He promises that Edith will get well very soon.
(b) He promises that he'll accompany Edith to France so she can get the new treatment.
(c) He promises that he'll take care of Edith if Kekesfalva dies.
(d) He promises that he'll marry Edith.

2. When Hofmiller visits the Kekesfalva family after their trip, what does he bring with him?
(a) Flowers.
(b) A letter from Dr. Condor.
(c) Tickets for their trip.
(d) A book.

3. How did Dietzenhof change after marrying Kekesfalva?
(a) She resented Kekesfalva because he treated her so poorly.
(b) She became bitter and cruel.
(c) She became resentful about being tricked into sharing her wealth.
(d) She blossomed and even developed physical beauty.

4. How did Kekesfalva change after getting married?
(a) He began staying out late at night, drinking with his friends.
(b) He confessed all his previous misdeeds to his new bride.
(c) He became abusive toward his wife.
(d) He tried to erase traces of his past, got baptized and changed his name.

5. Why does Dr. Condor tell Hofmiller the details about Kekesfalva's past?
(a) He enjoys gossip and thinks Hofmiller might like it also.
(b) Kekesfalva asked him to fill Hofmiller in on his background.
(c) He wants Hofmiller to understand Kekesfalva better and not believe any gossip he might hear from others.
(d) It makes him feel important to have so much private information to share with Hofmiller.