1. The Unification Board is now in complete control and more regulations are passed. What is the result?
(a) The government refuses to nationalize businesses to save jobs.
(b) More businesses and executives disapear.
(c) Production on everything increases.
(d) People now have more money to spend.

2. When Hank Rearden learns that the legislature has passed the Equalization of Opportunity Bill, what does he learn from Mouch, his lobbyist in Washington?
(a) Nothing. Mouch is not answering his phone.
(b) Mouch offers to return the money Rearden has paid him.
(c) Mouch says the President will veto the bill.
(d) Mouch tells him that the bill has no penalty written into it.

3. How does James Taggart demonstrate his disdain for money?
(a) He gives his money to Lillian.
(b) He gives a hundred dollar bill to a beggar.
(c) He buys Cherryl an improbably large diamond.
(d) He burns his money in the fireplace.

4. What news does James Taggart receive that Dagny had predicted?
(a) The Mexican Government has nationalized the San Sebastian Mine and the Taggart railroad line
(b) The US government is nationalizing all industry.
(c) Rearden refusus to supply metal for any railroad rails.
(d) The Mexican line is out of coal and must burn wood to run the trains.

5. Hank realizes that their affair is over. What ended it?
(a) Dagny has fallen in love with John Galt.
(b) Dagny can no longer let Hank cheat on Lillian.
(c) Dagny wants to return to Francisco now that she understands him.
(d) Dagny is infatuated with Ragnar Danneskjtzld.