2. What body part does the narrator try to bite off in a fit of hunger?
(a) His large toe.
(b) His forefinger.
(c) His little finger.
(d) His thumb.

3. What does Miss Andersen sell?
(a) Baskets.
(b) Fish.
(c) Groceries.
(d) Shrouds.

4. What item of clothing does the narrator pawn?
(a) His jacket.
(b) His shirt.
(c) His glasses.
(d) His waistcoat.

5. For what reason does C. Zacharias Bartel think the narrator has visited him?
(a) A painting.
(b) Money.
(c) Food.
(d) A bed for the night.

6. About what food does the narrator fantasize as he walks away?
(a) Soup.
(b) Porridge.
(c) Rye bread.
(d) Cornmeal.

7. Why does the narrator give up on his idea of writing "Crimes of the Future"?
(a) It is too long-winded.
(b) It is too elementary.
(c) It is too complicated.
(d) It is too boring.

8. What is the time of year at the beginning of the novel?
(a) Winter.
(b) Spring.
(c) Fall.
(d) Summer.

9. Where does the narrator say he is sending the package?
(a) Moscow.
(b) Smyrna.
(c) Beirut.
(d) Tangiers.

10. What is making the narrator feel drunk?
(a) Whiskey.
(b) Gin.
(c) Hunger.
(d) Sleeplessness.

11. What does the narrator buy for his breakfast?
(a) A side of beef.
(b) Some eggs.
(c) A plate of potatoes.
(d) Bread and cheese.

12. What type of business does Fabian Olsen own?
(a) A candlestick maker.
(b) A bakery.
(c) A butcher shop.
(d) A linen shop.

13. For whom does the woman mistake the narrator?
(a) A parson.
(b) An actor.
(c) A thief.
(d) A beggar.

14. What name does the narrator give to the Officer on Duty?
(a) Hans Pauli.
(b) Pascha.
(c) Andreas Tangen.
(d) Hennechen.

15. Why does the woman's friend think the narrator is acting so strangely?
(a) He is drunk.
(b) He is a beggar.
(c) He is mad.
(d) He is a thief.