2. What does Candy tell her mother she has had since being a teen?
(a) A fear.
(b) Clenched fists.
(c) The wrong path to follow.
(d) An addiction.

3. Who is the narrator's first client when he gets the recipe right?
(a) David.
(b) Lester.
(c) Casper.
(d) O'Brien.

4. How many times does the narrator shoot up before cooking?
(a) 5.
(b) 10.
(c) 1.
(d) 7.

5. What is David looking for when he meets the narrator?
(a) Gay sex.
(b) Some meth.
(c) A bodyguard.
(d) A prostitute.

6. What does the narrator imagine Candy's soul like at the end of her using?
(a) It is in a tug of war.
(b) It is incredibly unique.
(c) It is a mirror for his own.
(d) It is destroying itself.

7. What kind of property do Candy and the narrator buy together?
(a) A beach house.
(b) A farm.
(c) A cottage.
(d) An apartment.

8. What recipe does Casper sell the narrator?
(a) The recipe for heroin.
(b) The recipe for meth.
(c) The recipe for mash.
(d) The recipe for laced syrup.

9. What does the narrator do when he gets home after getting stitches?
(a) Makes love to Candy.
(b) Starts looking for a job.
(c) Shoots up heroin.
(d) Cleans the house.

10. What job does Candy want the narrator to take after his meeting with Angelo?
(a) Dealer.
(b) Pimp.
(c) Male prostitution.
(d) Cab driver.

11. Why does Candy downgrade in brothels to work at?
(a) She comes to work high.
(b) She gets a disease.
(c) She loses her beauty.
(d) She gets fired.

12. How many days does the narrator last during detox?
(a) 4.
(b) 5.
(c) 6.
(d) 3.

13. What does Candy experience during detox?
(a) Intesne sweating.
(b) All of these.
(c) Cosntant nausea.
(d) Bone pain.

14. What is the narrator sent to jail for after his trip to the postal office?
(a) Harrassment.
(b) Attempted robbery.
(c) Lewdness.
(d) Mail fraud.

15. What does the narrator admire most about O'Brien?
(a) He has good veins.
(b) He is quiet and sneaky.
(c) He makes good money.
(d) He always keeps his promises.