3. How does Borsoi explain the currency in his dream?
(a) It was an illusion.
(b) It was a gift.
(c) He earned it.
(d) It was magic.

4. Whom does Berlioz see as he leaves?
(a) A cat.
(b) An old friend.
(c) Anna.
(d) A man in a checked suit.

5. Who is the stranger’s first companion?
(a) An assistant.
(b) The check-suited man.
(c) A cat.
(d) A young boy.

6. How does Ivan write his story?
(a) He puts off writing it.
(b) By dictating it.
(c) In bits and pieces.
(d) Immediately.

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

8. How many members does Massolit have?
(a) 3,000.
(b) 2,000.
(c) 4,000.
(d) 5,000.

9. What does Matthew do after the execution?
(a) He leaves alone.
(b) He immediately goes to see Pontius Pilate.
(c) He buries all three bodies.
(d) He takes Yeshua’s body.

10. Who is Dunhill?
(a) A stranger.
(b) Another man with foreign currency.
(c) A colleague.
(d) An inventor.

11. Where is the Master’s novel now?
(a) With the writers’ association.
(b) Woland stole it.
(c) It has been burned.
(d) In wide circulation.

12. What happens to the 400 rubles?
(a) It turns into foreign currency.
(b) It becomes butterflies.
(c) His wife steals it.
(d) It disappears.

13. Why does the doctor think Ivan will be back?
(a) He is so odd, people will send him back.
(b) He won’t be able to take his withdrawal symptoms.
(c) He will realize he needs help.
(d) He has nowhere else to go.

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

15. How are the Massolit members informed of Berlioz’s fate?
(a) By telegram.
(b) By Woland in person.
(c) They are not.
(d) By telephone.