1. How does Mr. Heng express his agreement with Fowler?
(a) He says he agrees that Pyle had nothing to do with the bombs.
(b) He says he agrees that Pyle is too young.
(c) He says he agrees that it is not safe to ask too many questions.
(d) He agrees that Pyle needs to be restrained.

2. What is the difference between Fowler and Pyle?
(a) Fowler has no fear; Pyle was afraid of his shadow.
(b) Fowler knows all the big players; Pyle knew only the subordinates.
(c) Fowler is new to the country; Pyle knew the risks he was taking.
(d) Fowler understands Vietnam and loves it; Pyle did not understand Viet Nam and wanted to save it.

3. Why do the two American girls hastily leave The Pavillon?
(a) One of them had a date at the movies.
(b) They were going to a parade.
(c) Warren had warned them not to stay past eleven o'clock.
(d) They were hurrying to a hair salon appointment.

4. Why does Fowler want to read Phuong's thoughts?
(a) He thinks she is meeting Pyle.
(b) He thinks she wants to kill him.
(c) He thinks she is lonely.
(d) He thinks she knows something about the Vietminh.

5. What letters does Fowler write to be mailed from Hong Kong by a departing journalist?
(a) One to his mother in Essex and one to his lawyer to start divorce proceedings.
(b) One to his wife asking for a divorce and one to his paper aksing to stay in Saigon.
(c) One to an American news service asking for a job and and one to his paper with his resignation.
(d) One to the British Intelligence asking for information on Pyle and one to his son in Liverpool.