1. What horrifies Dominique a month after the Wynand house is finished?
(a) Wynand tells Dominique that Roark must never be invited in.
(b) Wynand invites Roark to spend the night and he accepts.
(c) Wynand hates the house and wants to move.
(d) Wynand invites Roark to spend the night and he rejects the invitation.

2. What is the condition for Peter's getting the Stoneridge Homes project?
(a) Dominique must go alone with Wynand on a cruise.
(b) Peter must tell Francon he is using Dominique to get the job.
(c) Peter must hire Mallory to do some sculptures.
(d) Dominique must stay married to Peter.

3. Francon and Toomey agree about architecture for what reason?
(a) They both believe in capitalism.
(b) They both predict radical changes in how buildings are built.
(c) They are both socialists.
(d) They both see architecture as having certain bounds and limitations.

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

5. Peter gets the design for "The March of the Centuries" exposition at the World's Fair. Why did Roark turn it down?
(a) He did not like the idea of a World's Fair.
(b) It was too much for one man to do.
(c) He would have to work with other architects.
(d) It was all donated time without any payment.