1. Besides Phuong, why does Fowler really want to stay in Vietnam?
(a) He thinks there is going to be a major break for the French in the war soon.
(b) He takes pride in his apathy and lack of views. He does not want to be an editor but an observer.
(c) He wants to put Pyle in his place.
(d) He thinks he can be an editor in Vietnam.

2. What alibi does Fowler give for his whereabouts?
(a) He says he was at the Continental and then saw a movie and later had dinner. People would remember him at these places.
(b) He says he was with Phuong all evening long.
(c) He says that he was at the clinic getting an allergy shot.
(d) He says he had a party at his house from seven until eleven.

3. What happens right after the American girls leave The Pavillon?
(a) A bomb goes off near the bar.
(b) Pyle enters with a disguised General The.
(c) A French woman comes to Fowler's table.
(d) It begins to rain heavily.

4. What does Miss Hei tell Pyle when he and Phuong return to the table?
(a) Miss Hei tells Pyle that Phuong has a younger sister he can have.
(b) Miss Hei tells Pyle that the dance will cost him one thousand francs.
(c) Miss Hei tells Pyle that Phuong is a perfect match for Fowler.
(d) Miss Hei tells Pyle that Phuong is the most beautiful woman in Saigon and needs care and protection.

5. What is in the telegram Fowler receives form London?
(a) He has been promoted to foreign editor. He will be leaving Vietnam for a desk job in London.
(b) They want his report of Phat Diem.
(c) They want him to interview the French commanding general.
(d) He is fired for not turning in any reports.