1. The haberdasher who stops by Mr. Salgado's house on Thursdays is one of the what who stops by regularly?
(a) Gardeners.
(b) Vendors.
(c) Beggars.
(d) Researchers.

2. What compensation does Joseph get, and what warning does he get, at the end of "Kolla"?
(a) He receives a shirt and is warned to stay sober from now on.
(b) He receives severance pay and is warned to never come back.
(c) He is given a cake and is told to leave Lucy-amma alone.
(d) He is given a farewell party and told never to go near Triton again.

3. After taking care of his car, what does the narrator do at the start of the story?
(a) Records data in a logbook.
(b) Assists another driver.
(c) Drops his wallet.
(d) Buys an ice cream cone.

4. What does Triton say when Mr. Salgado asks him if he has any schooling?
(a) He's been to school, knows how to read and write, and speaks some English.
(b) He's been to school at the temple and is familiar with religious teachings.
(c) He has no time for school because he's had to help raise his siblings.
(d) He has some schooling but he does not like the teachers.

5. What do the police and neighbors discover at house number eight?
(a) The husband is drunk and cranks up the volume of the radio and television.
(b) The wife steps on a cluster of poisonous scorpions.
(c) A visiting classical singer is trying to stay there without being noticed by the neighbors.
(d) The wife rubs hot chillies all over her husband as punishment for his indiscretions.