1. How does Dominique contrive to get Roark to her father's house in Connecticut?
(a) She fakes falling off her horse near the quarry.
(b) She damages the fireplace in her bedroom and asks him to repair it.
(c) She threatens to have him fired from the quarry.
(d) She invites him to a candlelight dinner.

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

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

4. What event marked the beginning of Roark's own architecture firm?
(a) Heller's check written out to Howard Roark, Architect.
(b) When Peter secretly put up the money.
(c) Snyte offering him a full partnership.
(d) The death of Henry Cameron.

5. What does Peter do with his "world's most beautiful building" contest design?
(a) He reminds the Stanton professor that he graduated from there.
(b) He asks Dominique to give him her suggestions.
(c) He tells Toohey which one is his.
(d) He takes it to Roark for improvement.