1. Fowler, who is British, has developed what feeling about Vietnam?
(a) Fowler muses to himself that after two years in Viet Nam, it is truly more his home than Britain.
(b) Fowler sees Vietnam as a hell hole that will implode one day.
(c) Fowler cannot wait to get back to fish and chips in a London pub.
(d) Fowler hates Vietnam but loves some of his friends there.

2. Besides Phuong, why does Fowler really want to stay in Vietnam?
(a) He takes pride in his apathy and lack of views. He does not want to be an editor but an observer.
(b) He wants to put Pyle in his place.
(c) He thinks there is going to be a major break for the French in the war soon.
(d) He thinks he can be an editor in Vietnam.

3. What is Helen's answer to Fowler about getting a divorce?
(a) Maybe, if he returns to England.
(b) She agrees.
(c) The answer is no.
(d) She needs more time to think.

4. What does Fowler learn from Mr. Chou's manager, Mr. Heng?
(a) That Pyle is buying military equipment from Mr. Chou.
(b) That the Economic Attache is receiving goods for Pyle.
(c) He sees plastics and a mold for Pyle that got opened by mistake.
(d) That Pyle is planning to kidnap Phuong.

5. What happens to wounded French soldiers when no helicopters are available to rescue them?
(a) Without helicopters, wounded soldiers have little chance of getting carried to a hospital. They are left to die where they fall.
(b) French special forces go in on foot to bring them to safety.
(c) They are given poison pills to take if they fear being captured.
(d) Vietnamese civilians have formed a brigade to rescue them.