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

3. What are the theater men warned about the telegrams?
(a) Not to take them anywhere.
(b) To not let them out of sight.
(c) That they must be sent immediately.
(d) To keep them close at hand.

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

5. Why does Matthew steal a knife?
(a) In an attempt to free himself.
(b) In an attempt to kill Yeshua.
(c) In an attempt to free Yeshua.
(d) In an attempt to kill himself.

6. What is confusing about Berlioz’s name?
(a) It is the same as that of a composer.
(b) It sounds foreign.
(c) It is hard to pronounce.
(d) Nobody knows it.

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

8. Where does Rimsky think he really must be?
(a) At a bar.
(b) Yalta.
(c) At the theater.
(d) St. Petersburg.

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

10. Who accompanies the prisoners up the hill?
(a) Pontius Pilate.
(b) The centurions.
(c) Judas.
(d) The army.

11. What does the doctor claim Ivan doesn’t have to do?
(a) Stay at the clinic.
(b) Write.
(c) Go home.
(d) Recover.

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

13. Where is the last place in Chapter 4 that Bezdomny thinks he might find the stranger?
(a) Yalta.
(b) In Belioz’s apartment.
(c) Griboyedov.
(d) By the river.

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

15. What is Pontius Pilate’s position?
(a) It is unclear.
(b) Centurion.
(c) Procurator.
(d) Emperor.