4. What problem does the narrator have with the room where he sleeps that night?
(a) The pinks clash with the reds.
(b) He can't turn off the light.
(c) He can't turn down the volume on the radio.
(d) He can't close the door.

5. Why does the narrator think the two men he sees are ghosts?
(a) They don't react to him.
(b) They walk through him.
(c) They can't pick things up.
(d) He can see through them.

6. What does the woman watch every afternoon?
(a) The sunset.
(b) The dancing girls.
(c) The television.
(d) The ducks.

7. Why can't the narrator initially escape from the museum?
(a) He can't open the latches on the doors.
(b) There are dogs guarding the doors.
(c) He has been drugged.
(d) Someone has tied him to his bed.

8. What will a dial on the machine allow those present to feel?
(a) Madeline's skin.
(b) The museum's walls.
(c) The narrator's skin.
(d) The air.

9. How is the aquarium different from the last time the narrator saw it?
(a) The fish are alive.
(b) The fish are dead.
(c) The water is clean.
(d) It is full of human bones.

10. What is unusual about the celestial condition?
(a) There are two moons and two suns.
(b) There are no moons and constant sun.
(c) There are five full moons constantly.
(d) There is darkness all day.

11. What is the man seeking at the beginning of this section?
(a) Drugs.
(b) Electricity.
(c) Food.
(d) Drink.

12. What does Faustine tell Morel she thinks he is?
(a) Mysterious.
(b) Loving.
(c) Evil.
(d) A genius.

13. Why does the narrator decide against killing himself?
(a) He has no pratical method to do it.
(b) He has to see Faustine again.
(c) He wants to kill Morel.
(d) Faustine is not there to mourn him.

14. What announces the beginning of dinner?
(a) A scream.
(b) A smashed glass.
(c) A gong.
(d) A trumpet.

15. What does the man think is causing him to hallucinate?
(a) The water.
(b) The mushrooms.
(c) The roots.
(d) The air.