1. Fowler wants to make love to Phuong but accepts the opium pipes instead. Why?
(a) He knows if he smokes more than four pipes, he will lose his desire for her.
(b) It keeps him busy so he does not have time to think about her.
(c) He hopes she will make the first move if he accepts the pipes.
(d) He is more addicted to opium than he is to Phuong.

2. When things settle down at the House of the Five Hundred Girls, where do Pyle, Fowler and Phuong go?
(a) The go to the Grand Monde.
(b) They go to Fowler's apartment.
(c) Granger stays there but Fowler and Pyle go back to the Continental with Phuong.
(d) They go to Pyle's apartment.

3. What is Pyle's urgency to see Fowler?
(a) He says Fowler is the only one he trusts.
(b) He needs Forler to help him find general The.
(c) He wants to marry Phuong if she'll have him.
(d) He wants Fowler to help him on a secret mission.

4. Who comes to the table to talk to Fowler while Pyle and Phuong are dancing?
(a) Miss Hei, Phuong's older sister, comes to speak to Fowler.
(b) A French soldier asks Fowler for a light.
(c) Lieutenant Virot comes to join Fowler.
(d) The Continental manager comes over to Fowler's table.

5. What does Phuong tell Vigot about her and Pyle?
(a) She says there is nothing going on between her and Pyle.
(b) She says that Pyle is her sister's boyfriend.
(c) She says that for the past month she has been living with Pyle. They will be married soon.
(d) She pretends she does not understand and does not reply.