3. Where does Katharine tell her lover they must end their affair?
(a) By the piano.
(b) In the villa.
(c) The botanical garden.
(d) Inside the tent.

4. Who tries to talk Hana into leaving the villa with him?
(a) Kip.
(b) Caravaggio.
(c) Kip's partner.
(d) The English patient.

5. What does Kip do with his partner's body?
(a) Buries it.
(b) It is unclear.
(c) Throws it in the lake.
(d) Burns it.

6. What is the English patient's only possession?
(a) His toiletries.
(b) His journal.
(c) A book.
(d) A picture of his wife.

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

8. What does Hana use to rebuild the parts of missing staircases in the villa?
(a) Pots and pans.
(b) Suitcases.
(c) Books.
(d) Bodies.

9. How is the English patient identified in Chapter 1?
(a) A tattoo.
(b) He has no identification.
(c) The tags on his neck give some information.
(d) A distinct way of speaking.

10. What natural occurrences does the English patient encounter during his travels?
(a) Volcanoes.
(b) Tornados.
(c) Tsunamis.
(d) Dust storms.

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

12. Why does Katharine panic when she is in the desert?
(a) Because her child is dying.
(b) Because she is love with someone other than her husband.
(c) Because she is lost in the wilderness.
(d) Because she has a terminal illness.

13. During what time period is the English patient a great explorer of Africa?
(a) The 1940's.
(b) The 1970's.
(c) The 1930's.
(d) The 1900's.

14. Where does Hana get her vegetables?
(a) The market.
(b) Her garden.
(c) The cellar.
(d) Kip brings them.

15. What does Kip find in the garden?
(a) A cat.
(b) A ring.
(c) The English patient's journal.
(d) A bomb.