1. Besides Phuong, why does Fowler really want to stay in Vietnam?
(a) He takes pride in his apathy and lack of views. He does not want to be an editor but an observer.
(b) He thinks there is going to be a major break for the French in the war soon.
(c) He wants to put Pyle in his place.
(d) He thinks he can be an editor in Vietnam.

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

3. What information does Fowler offer Pyle?
(a) He tells Pyle where to find a great Vietnamese tailor.
(b) He tells Pyle how to bargain with a trishaw driver.
(c) He tells Pyle at what times of the day what roads and parts of town are safe.
(d) He tells Pyle where to find beautiful Vietnamese women.

4. What is strange about Fowler's relationship with Phuong?
(a) She cannot speak any English or French.
(b) They have been together for several years, yet mysteriously she is engaged to marry Alden Pyle.
(c) He is old enough to be her grandfather.
(d) He is ashamed to take her out anywhere in public.

5. What does Fowler dream after he finally falls asleep?
(a) He dreams of taking his opium pipe at home.
(b) He dreams of fine food and wine.
(c) He finally falls asleep and dreams of Pyle and Phuong dancing.
(d) He dreams of walking in the meadows of England.