1. What did Tereza remember most of Dubeck's speech, the one he made after his return from Moscow?
(a) The trembling of his voice
(b) His words which carried much humiliation
(c) His courageous tone
(d) The awful pauses in the middle of his sentences

2. What did Franz try to create for the woman he had fallen in love with?
(a) a warm and trusting atmosphere she could always turn to
(b) an adventerous lifestyle that would keep her from getting bored with him
(c) the perfect relationship, in order that she would never have a reason to leave him
(d) an independent space for her in his life

3. After she returned home to her small Czech town, how did Tereza re-enter Tomas's life?
(a) She phoned him from the railway station, claiming she was in Prague to find a job
(b) He couldn't stop thinking about her and called her to come visit
(c) They ran into each other at a mutual friend's house
(d) She came to Prague on a business trip and stayed at his home

4. What was the one thing that Tereza's mother did not allow to exist in her home?
(a) Respect
(b) Loyalty
(c) Love
(d) Shame

5. Tereza has a dream where she marches around a pool of naked women who are overjoyed by their sameness. What does this part of her dream represent?
(a) The fear that once she has an affair, she will resemble Tomas's other women
(b) Her need to escape her mother's world, where all bodies are equal
(c) The desire to be as strong as other women
(d) Her fear that one day Tomas will not recognize her from among his many women