3. What is the last trick of the show?
(a) A disappearance.
(b) A trick with money.
(c) A woman’s luxury shop on stage.
(d) A card trick.

4. What is special about the food at Griboyedov?
(a) There isn’t any.
(b) It is particularly good.
(c) It is particularly bad.
(d) There isn’t enough.

5. What initially pleases the audience?
(a) Woland’s appearance.
(b) The mood of the evening.
(c) They don’t believe the tricks.
(d) They receive a lot of money.

6. What saves Rimsky?
(a) He is Catholic.
(b) The cock crow at dawn.
(c) Woland’s entrance.
(d) Berlioz’s funeral.

7. Why does Ivan say he put the icon on?
(a) Just in case.
(b) To repel evil.
(c) For good luck.
(d) As decoration.

8. Why is the woman carrying flowers in the Master’s story?
(a) To put on a grave.
(b) She doesn’t know why.
(c) For decoration.
(d) To meet him.

9. How is Ivan calmed down?
(a) By meditation.
(b) By the thought that everyone must die.
(c) By the doctor.
(d) With medication.

10. What is Professor Woland a professor of?
(a) Black magic.
(b) History.
(c) Mathematics.
(d) Languages.

11. Whom in Berlioz’s family does the stranger know about?
(a) His parents.
(b) His daughter.
(c) His wife.
(d) His uncle in Kiev.

12. Whom does Ivan think he hears at the end of the chapter?
(a) Berlioz.
(b) A voice from outside.
(c) A nurse.
(d) The doctor.

13. What upsets Ivan?
(a) Being imprisoned.
(b) His own mind.
(c) The act of writing.
(d) His friend’s death.

14. What is different about the stranger after Berlioz’s death?
(a) He is older.
(b) His clothing has changed.
(c) His appearance has changed.
(d) He does not speak Russian.

15. What had Dunhill done with his currency?
(a) Turned it in.
(b) Lost it.
(c) Invested it.
(d) Spent it on his mistress.