1. Why does Hofmiller try to keep his two worlds - his life in the military and his relationship with the Kekesfalva family - separate from each other?
(a) He thinks they don't fit together.
(b) He thinks Kekesfalva will think less of him if he realizes that he is a low-ranking officer in the military.
(c) He doesn't want his friends to build a relationship with the family and become his rival for their affections.
(d) Kekesfalva asks him to keep the relationship a secret.

2. After learning Edith is in love with him, what does Ilona help Hofmiller do?
(a) Sneak out of the house.
(b) Decide when to ask for her hand in marriage.
(c) Buy an engagement ring for Edith.
(d) Figure out how to transfer to a different unit to get away from Edith.

3. Although Hofmiller is torn about whether or not he wants to continue seeing Edith and her family, what precipitates his decision to return to their home?
(a) He makes a date with Ilona and goes to the house to pick her up.
(b) His commanding officer orders him to go.
(c) He receives another dinner invitation and is told that the group will include an official from the War Ministry.
(d) He is walking past the house and Kekesfalva sees him and invites him to come in.

4. Is Dr. Condor actively pursuing a cure for Edith?
(a) Yes, he has just received funding for a new research project he is conducting in his own lab.
(b) No, he has no hope of a cure, but has not told the family how he feels.
(c) Yes, he is planning a trip to the United States to pursue some new possibilities.
(d) Yes, he is trying to get in touch with a doctor who has a promising new treatment for paralysis.

5. When does Hofmiller find Edith most attractive?
(a) When she is happy.
(b) When she flirts with him.
(c) When she talks about horses.
(d) When she flirts with other men.