1. What makes Vigot even more suspicious of Fowler?
(a) Fowler does not ask Vigot if there are any other suspects.
(b) Fowler does not offer an alibi for his whereabouts that night.
(c) Fowler becomes unconsolable when he learns of Pyle's death.
(d) Fowler does not act surprised when he finds out Pyle is dead, and that adds to Vigot's suspicions.

2. How was Pyle killed?
(a) Someone poured gasoline on him and set him on fire.
(b) Someone stabbed him before dumping his body in the mud and he drowned.
(c) Someone shot him in the head.
(d) Someone strangled him and threw his body in the river.

3. Why does Vigot tell Fowler he is a suspect in the murder?
(a) Fowler is a suspect because Pyle had threatened to kill him.
(b) Fowler is a suspect because he knew Pyle was a double agent.
(c) Fowler is a suspect because he is part of a lover's triangle.
(d) Fowler is a suspect because he owed Pyle a lot of money.

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

5. Is Fowler listening closely to Pyle's ideas about war?
(a) Yes, but he soon forgets it.
(b) No, and later he will regret it.
(c) Yes, but he doesn't understand what he's saying.
(d) No, because Pyle speaks poor French.