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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 6 | Part 2, Chapter 7.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Dominique contrive to get Roark to her father's house in Connecticut?
(a) She invites him to a candlelight dinner.
(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 fakes falling off her horse near the quarry.

2. How does Peter go about getting rid of Heyer?
(a) He informs Francon that Heyer is embezzling from the company.
(b) He confronts him with a shady business deal Heyer once made.
(c) He plays up his friendship with the old man.
(d) He puts medication in Heyer's coffee that causes him to have a stroke.

3. 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 is torn between his own desires and what others think he should do.
(c) His mother wants him to accept a scholarship in Paris.
(d) He knows he is a better architect than Roark.

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

5. What spoils Peter's joy at winning the "most beautiful building" contest?
(a) He does not really like the design.
(b) Roark demands money from Peter for the work he did.
(c) He knows that it was Roark's work that helped him win.
(d) People think the contest was rigged.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the real meaning behind Dominique's critique on the Enright house?

2. Francon and Toomey agree about architecture for what reason?

3. What does Jimmy Gowans want Roark to design and build for him?

4. What is the socialist theme of Toomey's book, "Sermons in Stone"?

5. In what way is Peter Keating better equipped for getting new commissions than Roark?

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