1. Why does Fowler leave Phuong in the trishaw and go into the House of Five Hundred Girls?
(a) Fowler suddenly feels protective of Pyle and goes in to rescue him.
(b) Fowler sees the policemen for the surete coming and goes to warn Pyle.
(c) Fowler thinks he hears gun shots.
(d) Fowler wants to see if they have any new girls.

2. What does Fowler see when he goes out?
(a) He sees bodies and body parts floating in canals, some covered with flies, some lying dead on the road.
(b) He sees that the town was not touched and most people are alive.
(c) He sees that the Vietminh have set up a hospital to treat the wounded.
(d) He sees that the United Nations is there to help the survivors.

3. What does Fowler think is Pyle's obsession?
(a) Taking out corrupt politicians in countries friendly to the USA
(b) Getting Coca Cola into every country in the world
(c) Politics and York Harding's theory of democracy and public policy
(d) Weeding corrupt administrators out of charities

4. What is the conflicting report about the war in the North?
(a) Granger says the French are doing well in the northwest, but the Attaché reports that the Vietminh are about to take Phat Diem.
(b) The attache says the Vietminh are retreating but Granger says they are coming to Saigon.
(c) Granger says General The is fighting with the French and the attache says General The is dead.
(d) Some say the Americans are pulling out and others say the Germans are coming.

5. Why does Pyle feel the need to speak to Fowler at all?
(a) He thinks Fowler is like Phuong's father and he wants his permission to marry her.
(b) He is in love with Phuong and wants to do the honorable thing by Fowler.
(c) He is ready to kill Fowler if he objects.
(d) He wants Fowler to order Phuong out of his house.