1. Why is Dr. Condor's wife upset with his patients?
(a) They show up late for appointments.
(b) She thinks they take advantage of him and are ungrateful.
(c) They don't pay their bills on time.
(d) She thinks many are not as sick as they claim to be.

2. After Edith is taken away following her fall, what does Hofmiller do?
(a) He flees from the house.
(b) He formally asks Kekesfalva for her hand in marriage.
(c) He asks Ilona for her advice.
(d) He goes to her to apologize.

3. 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) Her father calls his barracks and someone tells him where Hofmiller is.
(d) She sends her chauffeur to find out where he is.

4. What does Kekesfalva tell Hofmiller about Dr. Condor's marriage?
(a) He says Mrs. Condor is unaware that Dr. Condor is having an affair with his nurse.
(b) He says the Condors are the happiest couple he knows.
(c) He says Mrs. Condor was dating him first and Dr. Condor stole her away from him.
(d) He says Dr. Condor married his wife out of pity because she is blind.

5. How does Hofmiller react to the revelation about Edith's feelings for him?
(a) He tells Edith that he loves her too.
(b) He confesses to Ilona that he loves her, not Edith.
(c) He asks Kekesfalva for Edith's hand in marriage.
(d) He tells Ilona he feels only pity for Edith.