3. How was C. different in the Netherlands than she was in the U.S.?
(a) More reticent.
(b) Happier.
(c) More materialistic.
(d) More thoughtful.

4. What did C's letters to Richard contain?
(a) Stories from her mother.
(b) Details about her affairs.
(c) Insights into his books.
(d) Recipes from home.

5. What does implementation F do as Richard trains it?
(a) Build new circuits.
(b) Shut down certain circuits.
(c) Rearrange its circuitry.
(d) Create redundant data paths.

6. What does Richard teach Helen to do?
(a) Create images from poems.
(b) Feel a poem.
(c) Categorize poems.
(d) Sing.

7. What is Richard's role in Philip Lentz's project?
(a) Promoting.
(b) Training.
(c) Designing.
(d) Programming.

8. Where does Lentz take Richard?
(a) The long-term care facility where his wife lives.
(b) The mental hospital where his wife lives.
(c) The cemetery where his wife is buried.
(d) The house where his wife lives with another man.

9. What was the lovemaking like at the end of Richard's relationship with C.?
(a) Whimsical.
(b) Taciturn.
(c) Fierce.
(d) Dispassionate.

10. What is C's response as Richard buries himself in his work?
(a) She is aloof from him.
(b) She is critical.
(c) She devotes herself to filling his needs.
(d) She is supportive.

11. What did Harold Plover realize his daughter was talking about when she was pointing at things?
(a) The things themselves.
(b) Him.
(c) Freedom.
(d) Herself.

12. What did Richard and C. decide when she went back to the Netherlands?
(a) He would move with her.
(b) He would follow after her.
(c) They would probably never see each other again.
(d) They would try some time apart, and reassess their relationship after a year.

13. What does Richard think Helen will never be able to grasp?
(a) Subtleties.
(b) Human beings.
(c) Relationships.
(d) Literature.

14. Whose influence does Richard talk about over coffee?
(a) Emerson.
(b) Nietzsche.
(c) Taylor.
(d) Wordsworth.

15. What does Diana call Richard's book?
(a) Generous.
(b) Brilliant.
(c) Uptight.
(d) Misanthropic.