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

2. How does Wynand try to manipulate Roark?
(a) He threatens to see that Roark never sees Dominique again.
(b) He has Roark promise never to use Mallory on any of his buildings.
(c) He reminds Roark that Toohey will attack his work if he does not agree with Wynand on everything.
(d) He threatens to ruin Roark if he does not design according to Wynand's wishes.

3. How does Toohey make his move to take over the "Banner"?
(a) By recalling the paper that had his article in it.
(b) By buying more of the paper's stock.
(c) By writing an article denouncing Roark.
(d) By leaving quietly after he is fired.

4. What does Peter discover is the real reason behind Toohey's socialist tirades?
(a) That Toohey plans to take over the world.
(b) That Toohey really wants power.
(c) That Toohey is the only one who can save society.
(d) That Toohey really believes what he says.

5. Why does the new drama critic at the "Banner" promote Ike's new play that everyone says is bad?
(a) He wants people to think it is good because he said so.
(b) He really knows nothing about being a drama critic.
(c) He feels sorry for Ike and wants to help him.
(d) He wants to make Toohey look stupid.