1. How does Edith find out that Hofmiller had been playing cards rather than inspecting a horse when he failed to show up at the castle?
(a) Hofmiller admits it to her.
(b) She asks his commanding officer and he tells her the truth.
(c) She sends her chauffeur to find out where he is.
(d) Her father calls his barracks and someone tells him where Hofmiller is.

2. Why do Hofmiller and Kekesfalva end their conversation about the potential new cure for Edith?
(a) Kekesfalva leaves because it begins to rain.
(b) Hofmiller gets an urgent message from his commanding officer.
(c) Kekesfalva gets a message that Edith has become ill.
(d) Hofmiller's friends arrive to take him out for a drink.

3. What happens at the second dinner that makes Hofmiller feel especially happy and powerful?
(a) He is able to entertain the women and sees that Kekesfalva notices.
(b) The Lt. Colonel offers him a promotion.
(c) Kekesfalva invites him to go on vacation with the family.
(d) All the women want to dance with him.

4. During dinner with Hofmiller and Kekesfalva, what does Dr. Condor initially say about Edith's current condition?
(a) He says it's clear that she hasn't been doing her exercises as regularly as she should.
(b) He says her leg strength has deteriorated considerably since his last visit.
(c) He says her exercises are going well, but that her mental state seems different.
(d) He says she's improved remarkably since his last visit.

5. What kind of personality did Dietzenhof have?
(a) She was flirtatious.
(b) She had a strong, forceful personality.
(c) She was timid and meek.
(d) She was silly and frivolous.