1. How does Jake justify the insulting things he says?
(a) He says that he had a rough night and isn't thinking straight.
(b) He says that he is only telling the truth.
(c) He blames his attitude on his war injury.
(d) He explains that he has a nasty tongue but he doesn't mean what he says.

2. Where does Jake go after he leaves the archivist's office?
(a) He walks back to the Hotel Montoya and takes a nap.
(b) He walks to the bull-fighting arena, sits in the stands and thinks.
(c) He goes to the barber and takes a bath.
(d) He walks to the cathedral, goes inside and prays.

3. How does Jake feel about Robert Cohn after Brett does not show up on the train?
(a) He thinks Cohn is a good friend and has a pleasant attitude.
(b) He sympathizes with Cohn's disappointment when Brett doesn't show up.
(c) Jake is unforgiving and jealous of Cohn. He hates him and wants to hurt him.
(d) He lets bygones be bygones and forgives Cohn for going to San Sebastian with Brett.

4. After his miserable night crying over Brett, Jake walks down the Boulevard to the rue Soufflot for breakfast. What is his frame of mind?
(a) He is still distraught over Brett and skips breakfast.
(b) He walks down the street in a fog, not noticing the events around him.
(c) He wishes he had stayed in bed.
(d) He feels it is a fine and pleasant morning.

5. What types of emotion do Jake and his friends feel after the bull fight is over?
(a) Subdued and disturbed
(b) Disgusted and drained
(c) Excited and aggressive
(d) Disturbed and elated