4. How does Irene respond to Harry's assertion that the two did share a night together years earlier?
(a) She ignores it.
(b) She laughs.
(c) She is insulted.
(d) She is angry.

5. What is the captain a little concerned about as he is talking with Weber?
(a) Irene's passport.
(b) Irene's stories.
(c) The weather.
(d) The hotel's business.

6. What is Idiot's Delight, as described by Irene?
(a) A childhood game.
(b) The name of the orchestra.
(c) A game God plays.
(d) A play she read once.

7. What label does the captain give the state of the world to Weber at the bar?
(a) Unrest.
(b) Pandemonium.
(c) Bedlam.
(d) Chaos.

8. Who stands beside Quillery as he makes his speech about the united efforts against fascism?
(a) Shirley.
(b) Harry.
(c) Irene.
(d) Mrs. Cherry.

9. Who tells Quillery he is unwelcome at the hotel as he interrupts the entertainment?
(a) The Italian soldiers.
(b) The captain.
(c) Weber.
(d) Don.

10. What name does Harry call Irene that she objects to?
(a) Mrs. Weber.
(b) Mrs. Russian.
(c) Mrs. Vodka.
(d) Mrs. Cherry.

11. Weber's former wife left him because his income came from what?
(a) Bombs.
(b) Guns.
(c) Poison gas.
(d) Knives.

12. How did Harry work his way through college?
(a) Selling text books.
(b) Washing windows.
(c) Working on cars.
(d) Selling encyclopedias.

13. What does God leave humans to, according to Irene?
(a) His influence.
(b) Their best judgment.
(c) His will.
(d) Their own devices.

14. What does Harry initially tell Irene about himself.
(a) That he is not very interesting.
(b) That he is not very good at story telling.
(c) That he is as mysterious as her.
(d) That he is not as smart as he looks.

15. Where does Harry think he remembers Irene from?
(a) Indiana.
(b) Omaha.
(c) St. Louis.
(d) Iowa.