1. What is the real meaning behind Dominique's critique on the Enright house?
(a) She writes that it should be copied by other architects.
(b) She says that it is a ridiculous looking structure.
(c) She is subtly saying that it is a work of genius.
(d) She thinks the houses near it make it look all that much worse.

2. When Peter hears that Toohey has been shot, what is his first concern?
(a) That Toohey's favorable article about him might not get published.
(b) That Toohey will think Peter was the one who tried to kill him.
(c) That Katie will not marry him after that.
(d) That Roark finally snapped after Toohey's attacks on his buildings.

3. Why do Roark and the electrician, Mike, become great friends?
(a) Mike sees Roark get his hands dirty on a building site.
(b) Roark thinks Mike can help him with his designs.
(c) Mike has great respect for all architects.
(d) Both men hate Henry Cameron.

4. 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.

5. How does Dominique get her information to write an article about the slums?
(a) She goes to live in the slums.
(b) She interviews people who once lived in the slums.
(c) She confronts the owners of the slums.
(d) She has a photographer go and take pictures of the slums.