2. What is unusual about the roads Candide and Cacambo find as they climb into the mountains in Chapter 17?
(a) They are paved in gold.
(b) They are very crooked.
(c) They are wide enough for six charriots.
(d) They are very steep.

3. How is the problem of the Baron solved in Chapter 30?
(a) He is locked in a room.
(b) He is sold back to be a galley slave.
(c) He is sent back to Westphalia.
(d) He is turned over to the Bulgarians.

4. Who are the paintings by that Candide admires?
(a) Pococurante's mother.
(b) Paquette.
(c) Raphael.
(d) Leonardo da Vinci.

5. What is the response to Candide's question about religion in the country with gold streets?
(a) The old man answers there are no religions in his country.
(b) The old man says their religion is animism.
(c) The old man says they worship a golden calf.
(d) The old man says each person has his own rleigion.

6. What is it that Martin does not have in Chapter 21?
(a) An ear for the French language.
(b) A place to stay in France.
(c) A very good opinion of the French people.
(d) Any experience in France.

7. Who do Candide and Martin dine with the night after Cacambo accosts them?
(a) Four knights.
(b) A governor and a knight.
(c) The Senator.
(d) Six excommunicated Kings.

8. The land of Eldorado is the ancient kingdom of whom?
(a) The Cherokee.
(b) The Incans.
(c) The Mayans.
(d) The Egyptians.

9. What is the philosophy that Martin claims to follow?
(a) Manichaean.
(b) Atheism.
(c) Communitarianism.
(d) Christian.

10. Where does Candide look for Cacambo?
(a) On incoming ships and boats.
(b) All answers are correct.
(c) Inns and cafes.
(d) With women of easy virtue.

11. Candide and Martin have dinner with guests the night after Cacambo accosts them. What do the guests complain about?
(a) That they have not been given grandchildren.
(b) That Cacambo is a lousy slave.
(c) That their last plunder was unsuccessful.
(d) Being wronged and stripped of their birthright.

12. According to the abbé, how many good plays have been written in France?
(a) Fifteen or sixteen.
(b) None.
(c) A hundred.
(d) Twenty.

13. How old is Pococurante?
(a) 20.
(b) 18.
(c) 100.
(d) In his early 60s.

14. What does Pangloss say it isn't proper for a philosopher to do?
(a) Get married.
(b) Pray.
(c) Ask for forgiveness.
(d) Recant.

15. In Chapter 25, when does Candide say he will be the only happy man in the world?
(a) When he can return to Westphalia.
(b) When he is reunited with his Cunegonde.
(c) When he becomes a philosopher like Pangloss.
(d) When he gets his diamonds back.