1. What is Fowler's concern as he returns to his rooms after being in the hospital?
(a) That Phuong had moved her family into his apartment.
(b) That Phuong will not be there.
(c) That he would not be able to make it up the stairs.
(d) That the letter from his wife had been opened.

2. Why does Pyle suddenly want to leave the Continental?
(a) Pyle receives a phone call and says that he needs to go right away.
(b) A vulgar floorshow with female impersonators begins and Plyle thinks is not suitable for Phuong.
(c) Pyle sees that Phuong is going home with Fowler and he gets sad.
(d) Pyle sees someone across the room and thinks it might be trouble.

3. How does Fowler see most of the men in the press corps?
(a) Fowler finds his American colleagues in the press to be big, noisy, boyish and middle-aged types.
(b) He sees them as being very familiar with the culture of Vietnam.
(c) He sees them as men who could not get a job anywhere else.
(d) He sees them as quiet, hard working professionals.

4. How does Pyle treat Phuong when they first meet?
(a) He treats her as if she were a street walker.
(b) He treats her as if she were not there.
(c) He treats her as if she were a fine lady.
(d) He treats her as an older person.

5. What is in the telegram Fowler receives form London?
(a) They want him to interview the French commanding general.
(b) He has been promoted to foreign editor. He will be leaving Vietnam for a desk job in London.
(c) They want his report of Phat Diem.
(d) He is fired for not turning in any reports.