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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapter 10 | Part 2, Chapter 11.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Peter tell Toohey about Roark.
(a) He tells him that Roark was kicked out of school.
(b) He tells Toohey to mind his own business.
(c) He says that Roark helps him with many of his designs.
(d) He denies knowing Roark.

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

3. How is Dominique disappointed in her relationship with Roark?
(a) She thinks it is too easy to control Roark.
(b) She feels that he has gained power over her.
(c) She plans to stop seeing him.
(d) She wants to change and be supportive of his work.

4. Why does Peter want Roark to abandon his plan to open his own firm?
(a) Peter thinks Roark will no longer have time to help him with his designs.
(b) Peter knows the value of Roark's work and fears the competition.
(c) Peter knows that Roark will fail and wants to save him.
(d) Peter really wants to be partners with Roark.

5. What is Roark's attitude after being expelled from school?
(a) He is ashamed of himself for being so stupid.
(b) He thinks being an architect will be more difficult but not impossible.
(c) He thinks he was wrong to criticize the classical style.
(d) He believes he will never be an architect.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Dominique reveals that Toohey got Roark the job of building the temple to destroy him, what is Roark's reaction?

2. Why does Peter Keating offer to do Davis' work after hours?

3. At the firm of John Eric Snyte, what type of building design is assigned to Roark?

4. Unable to get work as an architect, what does Roark do to earn a living?

5. When the Heller house is finished, how is it received?

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