1. What does Fowler do to see who will win Phuong?
(a) He proposes marriage to Phuong as soon as he can get a divorce.
(b) He sends a message to London that Fowler has not returned from Phat Diem.
(c) He wires his new service and turns down the job.
(d) He plays a dice game and suddenly tells Pyle that he's going back to England.

2. Fowler translates for Phuong that Pyle loves her and wants to marry her. What is Phuong's response?
(a) She says he will have to ask Hei.
(b) She turns him down.
(c) She has no reaction at all.
(d) She runs and jumps in Pyle's lap.

3. What does Fowler find so annoying about the letter from Pyle?
(a) The letter is annoyingly long.
(b) The letter is annoyingly rude.
(c) The letter is annoyingly boyish.
(d) The letter is annoyingly illiterate.

4. How does Pyle see himself?
(a) He sees himself as a serious backer of the French.
(b) He sees himself as a possible source of winning information.
(c) He sees himself as being trapped where he doesn't want to be.
(d) He describes himself as an observer with no real views on the war.

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