1. While eating lunch at Wetzels's, Jake asks Cohn how his writing is progressing. What is Cohn's reply?
(a) He says that all is going well and he is half way through his second book.
(b) He says that his writing is speeding along and he is on the final chapter.
(c) He says that he has decided not to write anymore.
(d) He says that he can't seem to get started on his second book and he is worried.

2. What does Robert Cohn do while Jake works for two hours in the office?
(a) He looks out the window at the Paris streets.
(b) He helps Jake sort out carbons.
(c) He stuffs manila envelopes for Jake.
(d) He reads papers and falls asleep.

3. What does Cohn tell Jake after Jake apologizes for telling him to go to hell?
(a) He tells Jake that he doesn't want to see him again.
(b) He tells Jake that he is the best friend he has.
(c) He threatens Jake and tells him to watch his tongue.
(d) He insults Jake, saying that he is not worth the trouble.

4. What is Jake referring to when he says to Brett, "you like to add them up."?
(a) Brett likes to hang all her dresses in color coordinated order.
(b) Brett adds up the number of shoes she owns, buying a new pair every week.
(c) Brett enjoys it when more and more men become infatuated with her.
(d) Brett adds up the number of brandies she drinks when she goes out.

5. What does Jake ask himself as he leaves Frances and Cohn in the café?
(a) He wonders if Frances would like to go out with him now that Cohen was out of the picture.
(b) He wonders why Cohn allows Frances to talk to him in such an insulting manner and why he doesn't do something to stop her.
(c) He wonders how Cohn could be such an uncaring human being.
(d) He wonders why Frances ever stayed with Cohn as long as she did.