2. What happens to the animals who cannot board the ship in Smyrna?
(a) They are branded and sold.
(b) They are injured and drowned.
(c) They are slaughtered.
(d) They are scattered.

3. Who are Al and Max looking for?
(a) Bill.
(b) George.
(c) Nick.
(d) Anderson.

4. Who does Jack lose his last match to?
(a) Wilmer.
(b) Wally.
(c) Wilson.
(d) Walcot.

5. Why does the boy think the girl wants to do the unnamed activity?
(a) To further her reputation.
(b) To prove something.
(c) To show her affection.
(d) To please him.

6. What important question does a major have for an orderly?
(a) If he has found the mole.
(b) If he knows the rules of the convention.
(c) If he remembers the plan of battle.
(d) If he is in love with a girl.

7. How old is Mrs. Elliot when she gets married?
(a) 50.
(b) 40.
(c) 20.
(d) 30.

8. What are the two waiters in "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place" waiting for?
(a) A man to finish his drink.
(b) The restaurant to close.
(c) Their meals to be cooked.
(d) A man to pay her bill.

9. Where are the Roman soldiers meeting in "Today is Friday"?
(a) A graveyard.
(b) A wine cellar.
(c) A train station.
(d) Their base camp.

10. What are two prostitutes arguing about in "Light of the World"?
(a) Their skills.
(b) A client.
(c) A celebrity.
(d) A boxer.

11. What is Joey's father's occupation?
(a) Racer.
(b) Breeder.
(c) Jockey.
(d) Ferrier.

12. What is unique about the man that the two waiters are serving in "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place"?
(a) He is blind.
(b) He is mute.
(c) He is deaf.
(d) He is lame.

13. Why is Guy stopped by a fascist officer?
(a) He looks like a socialist.
(b) He ate in a brothel.
(c) His license plate is dirty.
(d) He is carrying weapons.

14. Where is the peasant's wife stored after she dies?
(a) An ice box.
(b) A bedroom.
(c) A woodshed.
(d) A shallow grave.

15. Where does the revolutionist end up in jail?
(a) Switzerland.
(b) Poland.
(c) Hungary.
(d) Italy.