1. What is the difference between Fowler and Pyle?
(a) Fowler is new to the country; Pyle knew the risks he was taking.
(b) Fowler knows all the big players; Pyle knew only the subordinates.
(c) Fowler has no fear; Pyle was afraid of his shadow.
(d) Fowler understands Vietnam and loves it; Pyle did not understand Viet Nam and wanted to save it.

2. In contrast to the American press corps men, how does Fowler assess Pyle?
(a) He sees Alden Pyle as a complete fool who should go home.
(b) He sees Alden Pyle as mature beyond his years.
(c) He sees Alden Pyle as a boy who is acting like a man.
(d) He sees Alden Pyle as modest, serious, quiet, and soft-spoken.

3. Who are the cardinals of Caodaism?
(a) They are all women.
(b) They are men from the villages.
(c) They are soldiers in disguise.
(d) They are monkeys from the sacred mountain.

4. Why does Pyle suddenly want to leave the Continental?
(a) A vulgar floorshow with female impersonators begins and Plyle thinks is not suitable for Phuong.
(b) Pyle receives a phone call and says that he needs to go right away.
(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.

5. Instead of Pyle, who comes to Fowler's door after midnight?
(a) It is the landlord wanting to know why the lights are still on.
(b) It is a messenger from Vigot, a French officer who is a casual social acquaintance of Fowler.
(c) It is Phuong's elder sister who is trying to get Phuong married to an American.
(d) It is a messenger from the US embassy.