4. Why does Zeno decide to give up on psychoanalysis?
(a) He thinks the treatment made him worse.
(b) He thinks he is cured.
(c) He finds a new doctor.
(d) He thinks the doctor is a quack.

5. Why did Zeno tell Augusta about Carla?
(a) To trick her.
(b) To maintain his innocence.
(c) To gain her trust.
(d) To make her jealous.

6. In Chapter 5, how did Augusta feel after hearing that Zeno had dreamed of Ada?
(a) Jealous.
(b) Angry.
(c) Secure.
(d) Happy.

7. Which war begins at the end of this book?
(a) The Thirty Years' War.
(b) World War II.
(c) The American Revolution.
(d) World War I.

8. In Chapter 6, why did Zeno leave the doctor's office smoking like a Turk?
(a) To re-educate himself.
(b) To defy the doctor.
(c) To prove the doctor wrong.
(d) To try the doctor's experiment.

9. About how long does Zeno say he preserved his faith in Guido's undertaking?
(a) Two weeks.
(b) Two years.
(c) Three months.
(d) One year.

10. What disease was Ada diagnosed with?
(a) Diabetes.
(b) Morbus Basedow.
(c) Depression.
(d) Consumption.

11. Who was Enrico Copler?
(a) Zeno's accountant.
(b) Augusta's love interest.
(c) Zeno's sick friend.
(d) Zeno's rival.

12. How did Zeno feel when he thought of Augusta taking a second husband?
(a) Relieved.
(b) Frightened.
(c) Amused.
(d) Jealous.

13. Why did Guido pretend to commit suicide?
(a) To convince Carmen to stay with him.
(b) To convince Ada to give him money.
(c) To convince Zeno to remain in the office.
(d) To gain sympathy from his creditors.

14. What did the doctor say about Zeno seeing colors?
(a) Nicotine had made his eyes ultra-sensitive.
(b) He felt Zeno was making things up again.
(c) Zeno must have been dreaming.
(d) Zeno had made an important scientific discovery.

15. How did the doctor think Zeno really felt about Giovanni?
(a) He thought Zeno regretted being bad good son-in-law.
(b) He thought Zeno loved Giovanni more than his father.
(c) He thought Zeno really hated him.
(d) He felt that Zeno was jealous of him.