3. What does the narrator say is the nicest object in his apartment?
(a) The double bed.
(b) The painting.
(c) The stove.
(d) The rocking chair.

4. Where does the narrator try for money right after being refused by Cisler?
(a) A yarn shop.
(b) A priest.
(c) An old friend.
(d) His landlord.

5. What does the narrator intend to buy with the remaining money?
(a) Some paper.
(b) Some soap.
(c) Breakfast.
(d) A new shirt.

6. What does the policeman see inside the paper cone?
(a) A feather.
(b) A krone.
(c) Silver.
(d) Nothing.

7. What does the narrator make a habit of eating to stave off hunger?
(a) Dirt.
(b) Wood shavings.
(c) Grass.
(d) Insects.

8. Where does the narrator decide to go to write for the day after seeing Hans Pauli?
(a) Back home.
(b) The riverside.
(c) The public library.
(d) The public gardens.

9. Of whom does the stonecutter remind the narrator?
(a) A banker.
(b) A bookkeeper.
(c) A debt collector.
(d) His brother.

10. What does the clerk of the grocery store wrap up for the narrator when he enters?
(a) Some milk.
(b) A loaf of bread.
(c) Some fruit.
(d) A candle.

11. What is the unnamed man taking to the pawnshop when he bumps into the narrator?
(a) An overcoat.
(b) A watch.
(c) A top hat.
(d) An engagement ring.

12. What color are the feathers in the women's hats?
(a) Brown.
(b) Grey.
(c) White.
(d) Blue.

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

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

15. What does the narrator tell the clerk at Semb's is wrapped in his blanket?
(a) A sculpture.
(b) Important documents.
(c) Two vases.
(d) A dove.