1. Why is it difficult for Peter Keating to decide what to do after graduation?
(a) He understands that people do not really like him.
(b) He knows he is a better architect than Roark.
(c) He is torn between his own desires and what others think he should do.
(d) His mother wants him to accept a scholarship in Paris.

2. 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 invites him to a candlelight dinner.
(c) She threatens to have him fired from the quarry.
(d) She damages the fireplace in her bedroom and asks him to repair it.

3. In what way is Peter Keating better equipped for getting new commissions than Roark?
(a) Peter is actually a better architect.
(b) Peter has better social skills.
(c) Roark's fancy office makes people think he is too expensive.
(d) Roark has too many social obligations.

4. What is Roark's philosophy about designing a building?
(a) He thinks buildings should be shocking to the public.
(b) He believes the design should grow out of the purpose for the building.
(c) He thinks buildings should not be pleasing to the eye.
(d) He believes his ideas should come from great architects of the past.

5. How does Peter Keating get rid of Claude Stengle?
(a) By becoming his best friend
(b) By rigging an elevator accident
(c) By convincing Francon that Stengle is stealing clients
(d) By claiming that Stengle copies his designs