1. What does Dr. Condor tell Hofmiller about the contraptions and treatments he has been providing for Edith?
(a) He says they have not been helpful, but he continues using them because they give the family hope.
(b) He says they have not helped yet, but he is confident that they will lead to a cure eventually.
(c) He says they are helping Edith make steady progress.
(d) He confesses that their main purpose is to enable him to continue billing Kekesfalva large sums of money.

2. What does Dr. Condor tell Hofmiller was his initial opinion about why Hofmiller has become friends with Kekesfalva and his family?
(a) He thought Hofmiller was after Kekesfalva's money.
(b) He thought Hofmiller was looking for a replacement for his absent family.
(c) He thought Hofmiller was under the impression that Kekesfalva could help him advance in his career.
(d) He thought Hofmiller wanted to court and marry Ilona.

3. Why does Hofmiller hesitate when Kekesfalva insists that his driver take Hofmiller home on a rainy night?
(a) He doesn't want Kekesfalva to know that he is planning to meet some friends rather than go home that night.
(b) He is concerned about how arriving in a luxury car will appear to his fellow soldiers.
(c) He thinks Kekesfalva is being too generous.
(d) He enjoys walking in the rain.

4. What does Edith give the gypsy?
(a) A broach her mother had left to her.
(b) A large wad of money.
(c) A secret note.
(d) An elaborately wrapped gift.

5. How did Kekesfalva acquire the first part of his fortune?
(a) He moved to India and worked in the coffee industry.
(b) His father died and left him a very large inheritance.
(c) He became an insurance agent, then began providing essentially any kind of service people needed or wanted.
(d) He won the European lottery.