1. What does Helga say is the reason she did not get in touch with the narrator when she learned of his whereabouts?
(a) She had hoped the narrator had built a new life.
(b) She had taken another lover by then and did not want to hurt him.
(c) She did not have enough money to send a telegram or even buy a stamp for a letter.
(d) Her sister had lied to her and said that he wouldn't be interested in seeing her.

2. What causes the Holy Grail to disappear in the narrator's play?
(a) Christ appears to the maiden and claims it as his rightful possession.
(b) The black knight steals it.
(c) The maiden secretly hides it in the Ark of the Covenant.
(d) The maiden and the knight have impure thoughts.

3. When the narrator was serving as an American agent, how did he send coded information out of Germany?
(a) By drawing cartoons that revealed a secret message when folded a certain way.
(b) By using acrostics, where the reader would look at the first letter of each word in a newspaper article.
(c) By writing letters to his Native American grandmother in the Navajo language.
(d) In the form of special mannerisms, pauses, coughs, and stumbles during his broadcasts.

4. Arpad Kovacs despises Jews who did not do what?
(a) Convert to Christianity.
(b) Help settle the new nation of Israel.
(c) Fight back.
(d) Escape from Europe when they had the chance.

5. What is the narrator's "little Eden"?
(a) His inlaws' estate near Berlin.
(b) His life with Helga.
(c) The view of Jerusalem from his prison window.
(d) A private park where children play.