3. Why does Ylayali move away when the narrator tries to take her hand the first time?
(a) He is too bold.
(b) He bores her.
(c) She doesn't like his appearance.
(d) She is testing him.

4. What is the prominent feature of the man spitting onto the child playing in the street?
(a) His red beard.
(b) He is wearing a red cravat.
(c) He is wearing a top hat.
(d) His red hair.

5. Who does the narrator see first on the morning of his eviction?
(a) Lantern-men.
(b) Patrolmen.
(c) Drunks.
(d) Sailors.

6. What does the narrator see out of his window?
(a) Children playing.
(b) A courtyard.
(c) An apothecary.
(d) A fire.

7. What does the narrator want to give to the small boy who had been spat upon?
(a) His last cake.
(b) A krone.
(c) A letter.
(d) His pencil.

8. At whom does the narrator throw his money?
(a) A beggar.
(b) The police.
(c) His landlady.
(d) A cake-seller.

9. What does the narrator want to do before leaving Ylayali?
(a) Laugh at her.
(b) Kneel before her.
(c) Kiss her.
(d) Slap her.

10. What does the sailor say they need?
(a) Rum.
(b) More supplies.
(c) An experienced sailor.
(d) A young man.

11. What does the landlord say is wrong with the old man?
(a) He is paralyzed.
(b) He is simple-minded.
(c) He is fevered.
(d) He is violent.

12. What does the landlady give to the narrator that he refuses?
(a) A blanket.
(b) Beer.
(c) Bowl of soup.
(d) Bread and butter.

13. Where does the narrator suggest to go with Ylayali?
(a) Her house.
(b) The park.
(c) A restaurant.
(d) The theatre.

14. Why does the narrator go into the grocery shop again after taking the extra change?
(a) To try and get more.
(b) To confess.
(c) To borrow another candle.
(d) To steal a loaf of bread.

15. With what do the landlady's daughters tease the old man?
(a) Feathers.
(b) Sticks.
(c) Straws.
(d) Pebbles.