1. Why does Francon contact Roark on the design of a new building?
(a) The client rejected all of the designs Francon presented to them.
(b) Francon secretly admires Roark's independent ideas.
(c) Peter is out of town and does not want the job.
(d) Francon knows Roark will compromise with his ideas of classicism.

2. How do the newspapers treat Henry Cameron's retirement?
(a) They make no mention of his retirement at all.
(b) They give it little space and misspell the names of his buildings.
(c) They honor him as the premiere architect of all time.
(d) They devote a full page to his achievements.

3. What is the unexpected coincidence involving Katie Halsey?
(a) She moves from Boston to New York to be with Peter.
(b) She is good friends with Dominique Francon.
(c) She happens to be the niece of Ellsworth Toomey.
(d) She accidentally runs into Peter at the museum.

4. What stands in the way of Peter's becoming a full partner with Francon?
(a) Heyer prefers one of the other draftsmen.
(b) Katie threatens to tell Dominique that she is engaged to Peter.
(c) Lucius Heyer refuses to retire.
(d) Francon wants Perer to marry Dominique first.

5. Why does Roark find himself unable to get a job?
(a) He has a public reputation for failure.
(b) He is seen as a lacky for Francon and Heyer.
(c) His performance at school was too exceptional.
(d) He is supported by Gordon Prescott, a hated journalist.