2. What does Hana think of when she plays the instrument in the library?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Her children.
(c) Her childhood.
(d) Her husband.

3. What does Caravaggio find and play music on?
(a) A fiddle.
(b) A gramophone.
(c) A piano.
(d) A record player.

4. What does the reader know about Katharine from Chapter 5?
(a) She has strong emotions.
(b) She is calm and gentle.
(c) She is loyal and funny.
(d) She is extremely controlled and rational.

5. What do Kip and Caravaggio discuss as they go to the valley?
(a) Hana.
(b) Their families.
(c) Their hobbies.
(d) The war.

6. Why have Kip and his partner come to the villa?
(a) To implode it.
(b) To rescue the English patient.
(c) To remove land mines and booby traps.
(d) To convert the villa into a school.

7. Why is Kip fascinated by Christian symbols?
(a) The artwork is made of gold.
(b) They always depict beautiful women.
(c) He has never been exposed to them before.
(d) They speak to him in his dreams.

8. Who does Clinton bring with him to the exploration?
(a) His dog.
(b) His wife.
(c) His daughter.
(d) No one.

9. What instrument does Hana like to play?
(a) The flute.
(b) The piano.
(c) The violin.
(d) The cello.

10. When Kip and Caravaggio go into the valley, what does Hana do?
(a) Plays the piano.
(b) Wanders into the village.
(c) Takes the dog for a walk.
(d) Stays at the villa and takes a bath.

11. Which character is mentioned in Chapter 5?
(a) None of the above.
(b) Kip.
(c) Hana.
(d) Caravaggio.

12. What is the English patient's team searching for?
(a) A mummy.
(b) The holy grail.
(c) A lost oasis.
(d) An ancient tomb.

13. What is the real reason why Hana is staying with the English patient?
(a) She adores him.
(b) She is overwhelmed by watching soldiers die.
(c) She is afraid to leave the villa.
(d) She promised herself she wouldn't let him die.

14. What is the purpose of Chapter 4?
(a) To provide a description of the setting.
(b) To provide some distraction from the villa scenes.
(c) To reveal more information about the English patient's past.
(d) To help the reader understand his relationship with Caravaggio.

15. What does the English patient say to his lover when their affair is ending?
(a) That he doesn't love her anymore.
(b) That he will not miss her.
(c) That she will come back to him.
(d) That he plans to kill her.