2. What does the narrator think the guest who takes his room does for a living?
(a) A politician.
(b) A sailor.
(c) A blacksmith.
(d) An actor.

3. What noise disturbs the narrator from continuing with his play?
(a) Children playing.
(b) Children shouting.
(c) Children laughing.
(d) Children crying.

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

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

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

7. Where does the narrator leave his offering for the boy to find?
(a) By a lamppost.
(b) In the street.
(c) Outside the door.
(d) On a post-box.

8. What sound does the narrator hear when he is working in the sailor's room?
(a) Laughter.
(b) Humming.
(c) Swearing.
(d) A fight.

9. Who does the narrator say invented conscience?
(a) Kierkegaard.
(b) Kant.
(c) Shakespeare.
(d) Aristotle.

10. Of what object belonging to Ylayali's does the narrator think when he sees the green-haired Christ on the wall?
(a) Her tablecloth.
(b) Her picture frame.
(c) Her spittoon.
(d) Her scarf.

11. What is the theme of the article the narrator is writing at the beginning of Part Four?
(a) Allegory of a fire in a bookstore.
(b) Moral judgements.
(c) Art history.
(d) Historical biography.

12. Where had Queeny met Ylayali for the first time?
(a) By a bookstore.
(b) By the river.
(c) At a restaurant.
(d) In a hotel.

13. How does the narrator act on leaving Ylayali?
(a) Scared.
(b) Wounded.
(c) Proud.
(d) Cold.

14. Who tries breaking up the children's fight physically?
(a) A policeman.
(b) The narrator.
(c) The landlady.
(d) The landlady's son.

15. Who is the main character of the narrator's proposed play, 'The Sign of the Cross'?
(a) A priest.
(b) A prostitute.
(c) A nun.
(d) A widow.