1. What does Dr. Condor tell Hofmiller was his initial opinion about why Hofmiller has become friends with Kekesfalva and his family?
(a) He thought Hofmiller was looking for a replacement for his absent family.
(b) He thought Hofmiller was under the impression that Kekesfalva could help him advance in his career.
(c) He thought Hofmiller wanted to court and marry Ilona.
(d) He thought Hofmiller was after Kekesfalva's money.

2. When talking about Edith's condition over dinner at the castle, what question does Dr. Condor ask that causes Kekesfalva to become upset and defensive?
(a) He says that Kekesfalva has not paid his most recent bill and asks when he can expect payment.
(b) He asks if it's possible that the servants have been mistreating Edith.
(c) He asks whether Kekesfalva has called in another doctor to work with Edith.
(d) He asks Kekesfalva if he trusts his diagnosis of Edith's case.

3. What does Edith talk about with Hofmiller the morning after his conversation with Dr. Condor?
(a) She expresses concern about her father's health.
(b) She says she thinks Dr. Condor's treatment is finally working for her.
(c) She pressures him for more details about the potential cure.
(d) She asks him if he's in love with her.

4. How does Hofmiller fill about Edith and Ilona after spending a few evenings in their company?
(a) He is in love with Edith.
(b) He cares for them as if they are his sisters.
(c) He admires Kekesfalva, but doesn't like either of the women.
(d) He is in love with Ilona.

5. To celebrate the cure Dr. Condor has found, to what location do Edith and Ilona plan an outing?
(a) A horse farm.
(b) An exclusive new restaurant.
(c) Kekesfalva's childhood home.
(d) A museum.