1. What does Hofmiller say is the most startling thing that happens to him the night of his conversation with Dr. Condor?
(a) The great flash of lightening that hit just as he is leaving Kekesfalva.
(b) Kekesfalva's offer of money in return for the information he'd gotten from Dr. Condor.
(c) He was most startled to find Edith waiting for him in his barracks.
(d) Kekesfalva's display of gratitude.

2. How does Hofmiller feel after learning about Kekesfalva's past?
(a) He is bored and not very interested in learning more about Kekesfalva.
(b) He is ashamed that he has never asked Kekesfalva about his background and how he had acquired his wealth.
(c) He is appalled to learn that his friend had been so deceitful as a young man.
(d) He is anxious to share the information with his friends because it will increase their esteem for him.

3. What does Kekesfalva do after getting into his car, as he and Hofmiller are saying goodbye after their conversation about Edith's potential cure?
(a) He kisses Hofmiller's hands repeatedly.
(b) He invites Hofmiller to accompany him and Edith to France.
(c) He asks Hofmiller to speak with Dr. Condor again and get more information.
(d) He tells Hofmiller he cares for him like a son.

4. What happens when Hofmiller arrives at the castle to thank Kekesfalva for the dinner invitation?
(a) The family is offended and rescinds his dinner invitation.
(b) He is turned away because he doesn't have an appointment.
(c) The family is not at home.
(d) Kekesfalva invites him to stay for tea.

5. How does Edith react when Hofmiller asks her to dance?
(a) She is horrified and begins to sob.
(b) She gives him a shy smile and turns away.
(c) She is delighted by the attention being paid to her.
(d) She ignores him.