2. At the beginning of Part IV, how many times has H.H. been to Seilergraben?
(a) He isn't sure.
(b) Twenty times or more.
(c) Every day for months.
(d) Twice.

3. What does H.H. say broke down in him as the man moves away?
(a) His self-control.
(b) His belief in truth.
(c) His hope.
(d) His understanding of reality.

4. What does H.H. say Lukas is known for?
(a) HIs poetry.
(b) His wisdom.
(c) Writing a journal.
(d) Publishing a book.

5. How longs does H.H. say it has been since he saw the traveler who disappeared on the journey east?
(a) He thinks four or five years.
(b) Less than a year.
(c) Ten years or more.
(d) He cannot remember.

6. When the person learns H.H. has given up something special, what does he say it is because of?
(a) Selfishness.
(b) Despair.
(c) Humility.
(d) Need.

7. What does H.H. realize he is really trying to do when Part III ends?
(a) Believe in the League again.
(b) Give his life meaning again.
(c) Find the traveler who disappeared on the journey.
(d) Prove Lukas wrong.

8. What do Lukas and his friends say about H.H.'s "Journey to the East"?
(a) It is like the Children's Crusade.
(b) They do not believe H.H. took the journey.
(c) They say it is a fool's journey.
(d) They say they admire his journey.

9. What does H.H. say he used to be?
(a) An historian.
(b) A League member.
(c) A musician.
(d) A writer.

10. What happens after H.H. makes his vow when Part III begins?
(a) He is allowed to continue his journey.
(b) Princess Fatima appears to him.
(c) He has a happy memory.
(d) He finds the way to enlightenment.

11. What does Lukas say H.H. keeps coming back to?
(a) His episode with Leo.
(b) Leo's Christian nature.
(c) His conversations about the League.
(d) His nightmares.

12. Who does H.H. say is the whistler?
(a) Leo.
(b) A peacock.
(c) A young girl.
(d) The old man.

13. How does the Man H.H. follows describe rain?
(a) As wonderful.
(b) Much needed.
(c) As cleansing.
(d) As refreshing.

14. What does Lukas believe cannot be conveyed to even the most serious?
(a) Life's simplest joys.
(b) A real picture of the war.
(c) The understanding of dreams.
(d) The fear of death.

15. What does H.H. tell Lukas about the League?
(a) It is not a post-war movement.
(b) It is a strict society.
(c) It started during the World War.
(d) It understands enlightenment.