5. What does Hana use to rebuild the parts of missing staircases in the villa?
(a) Pots and pans.
(b) Books.
(c) Bodies.
(d) Suitcases.

6. Why does the English patient love the desert?
(a) It is a place where people can be anonymous.
(b) It reminds him of his wife.
(c) He was born there.
(d) He likes the heat.

7. In Chapter 4, what does Zerzura refer to?
(a) The place the English patient is searching for.
(b) A state of calm found in the desert.
(c) The relationship between husband and wife.
(d) The country the English patient wants to inhabit.

8. How many bedrooms are in the villa?
(a) Twelve.
(b) Five.
(c) It is not specifically told in the book.
(d) Two.

9. What does Clinton let the English patient use to make exploration easier?
(a) His metal detector.
(b) His plane.
(c) His radio.
(d) His automobile.

10. Why is Hana's love for Kip destined to fail?
(a) Hana is too dependent.
(b) Kip is already married.
(c) Kip is planning his escape.
(d) Kip does not share himself with Hana.

11. What is the purpose of Chapter 4?
(a) To reveal more information about the English patient's past.
(b) To provide some distraction from the villa scenes.
(c) To help the reader understand his relationship with Caravaggio.
(d) To provide a description of the setting.

12. How has the war affected the villa when Hana and the English patient first arrive?
(a) It has holes in the walls and ceilings.
(b) It has drastic water damage.
(c) The entire interior has been destroyed.
(d) It smells of gunsmoke.

13. What does Kip do with his partner's body?
(a) Burns it.
(b) It is unclear.
(c) Buries it.
(d) Throws it in the lake.

14. Why does Kip originally come to the villa?
(a) To be reunited with Hana.
(b) He is looking for his fiancée.
(c) To rid it of land mines.
(d) He is hungry and sick.

15. Why is the English patient harsh when Katharine ends the relationship?
(a) He knows she will come back to him.
(b) He really doesn't care.
(c) He is afraid her husband is listening.
(d) He is hurt and angry.