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

2. How does the main character, Hofmiller, say his story began?
(a) It began when he returned from a trip to South America.
(b) It began with an innocent blunder on his part.
(c) It began when he lost track of his car in an unfamiliar neighborhood.
(d) It began with a storm that caused a loss of power.

3. How does Hofmiller fill about Edith and Ilona after spending a few evenings in their company?
(a) He is in love with Ilona.
(b) He cares for them as if they are his sisters.
(c) He admires Kekesfalva, but doesn't like either of the women.
(d) He is in love with Edith.

4. When they talk after Hofmiller returns from his trip with the Kekesfalvas, what does Dr. Condor tell Hofmiller about the new treatment?
(a) He says Kekesfalva would not be able to afford it.
(b) He says he lied to Hofmiller and there is no treatment.
(c) He says it would not work for Edith after all.
(d) He says the treatment only works for men.

5. After his promise to Kekesfalva, what is the family's mood when Hofmiller arrives at the castle?
(a) Everyone is upset because Edith is in an angry mood.
(b) Everyone else is happy but Edith is solemn and thoughtful.
(c) Everyone is joyous because of Hofmiller's offer to marry Edith when she recovers.
(d) Everyone is upset because they don't think Hofmiller will follow through with his promise.