1. 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 both see architecture as having certain bounds and limitations.
(d) They are both socialists.

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

3. What is the irony of Heyer's death?
(a) Francon decides he does not need a partner after all.
(b) Peter not only becomes a partner, he inherits Heyer's fortune.
(c) Peter decides to use his wealth to open his own firm.
(d) A clause in Heyer's will lets Peter inherit only if he does not become a partner.

4. What is the socialist theme of Toomey's book, "Sermons in Stone"?
(a) That architecture should be about what people want.
(b) That buildings should be functional as well as beautiful.
(c) That only brilliant minds can design buildings.
(d) That architecture has nothing to do with culture or the environment.

5. When the Heller house is finished, how is it received?
(a) Peter Keating wants to design houses just like it.
(b) Everyone now wants houses designed by Roark.
(c) It is either ignored or ridiculed.
(d) It gets rave reviews from Ellsworth Toohey.