3. Why does Margarita destroy an apartment?
(a) Attempting to find Woland.
(b) It belonged to the critic who destroyed the Master’s work.
(c) To get the Master back.
(d) Attempting to find something that belongs to her.

4. What does Margarita request secondly?
(a) Natasha’s freedom.
(b) The Master.
(c) The handkerchief.
(d) The pig.

5. With whom is Woland playing?
(a) Azazello.
(b) The Cat.
(c) By himself.
(d) The Master.

6. Why is the theater now chaotic?
(a) Viewers demand a repeat performance.
(b) Woland is entertaining people there.
(c) Many main figures are missing.
(d) Everyone wants their money back.

7. What were Woland’s crew’s last actions in Moscow?
(a) To set everything right again.
(b) To make it disappear.
(c) To set fire and wreak havoc.
(d) To murder those involved in their plots.

8. How do Woland’s guests appear?
(a) Through the floor.
(b) Through the door.
(c) Through the window.
(d) Through the chimney.

9. Who else has used the cream?
(a) Azazello.
(b) The Master.
(c) Natasha.
(d) The Cat.

10. What object troubles Frida?
(a) A napkin.
(b) A clock.
(c) A handkerchief.
(d) A slip.

11. What token does Margarita receive from Woland?
(a) A golden horseshoe.
(b) A pair of earrings.
(c) A brooch.
(d) A heavy necklace.

12. What is Koroviev’s true form?
(a) A dark demon.
(b) A stern knight.
(c) A white demon.
(d) A slim youth.

13. What does Matthew not know?
(a) That Pontius Pilate is already dead.
(b) That Pontius Pilate ordered Judas’s death.
(c) That Yeshua was a holy man.
(d) That Pontius Pilate ordered Yeshua’s death.

14. What game is Woland playing when Margarita arrives?
(a) Checkers.
(b) Bridge.
(c) Chess.
(d) Poker.

15. When is Judas going to be paid?
(a) He has already been paid.
(b) Tomorrow.
(c) He will not be paid.
(d) That evening.