3. What is Herzog's book about?
(a) Depression and Judaism.
(b) Romanticism and Christianity.
(c) Depression and Christianity.
(d) Romanticism and Judaism.

4. To whom does Herzog write?
(a) No one.
(b) Only his family.
(c) Everyone.
(d) Only his therapist.

5. What is the subject matter of Herzog's job?
(a) Love.
(b) Adultry.
(c) Romanticism.
(d) Depression.

6. What does Herzog question in the letter to himself?
(a) His concern for park safety.
(b) His two divorces.
(c) His lack of commitment to Ramona.
(d) His interest in social questions.

7. How does Tennie say Madeleine feels about her father?
(a) She envies him.
(b) She hates him.
(c) She loves him.
(d) She idolizes him.

8. Why did Herzog resign from his job?
(a) Because he married Daisy.
(b) Because he wanted to write books.
(c) Because he did not like his job.
(d) Because he married Madeleine.

9. Who is the main character?
(a) Moses.
(b) Daisy.
(c) Valentine.
(d) Madeleine.

10. Who says, "A man is born to be orphaned, and to leave orphans after him..."?
(a) Pontritter.
(b) Madeleine.
(c) Simkin.
(d) Herzog.

11. What does Sandor says is the man's deal?
(a) Fighting for custody.
(b) Paying insurance.
(c) Taking care of the children.
(d) Paying alimony.

12. Whose condition does Herzog think is worse than his?
(a) Pontritter's.
(b) Simkin's.
(c) Tennie's.
(d) Madeleine's.

13. To what does Herzog compare Madeleine putting on her makeup?
(a) An acrobat.
(b) A mother.
(c) A little girl.
(d) A nun.

14. Why does Herzog need to apologize to Shapiro?
(a) For not telling Shapiro he had moved.
(b) For his lack of attention to reviewing Shapiro's writing.
(c) For forgetting to invite Shapiro to Europe.
(d) For overwhelming the conversation between Shapiro and Madeleine.

15. Who says, "We must be what we are"?
(a) Zinka.
(b) Herzog.
(c) Ramona.
(d) Governor Stevenson.