1. What excuses do Brett and Jake give when the Count suggests that they get married?
(a) They say that they want to live their own lives and have their careers.
(b) They say that they are not the marrying kind and are not ready to settle down.
(c) They say that they don't want to be tied down and are only friends.
(d) They say that they are incompatible and argue too much.

2. Why doesn't Jake eat at Madame Lecomte's restaurant very often?
(a) He prefers eating at home.
(b) Too many of his fellow Americans go there
(c) He had an argument with the owner.
(d) He doesn't care for the menu.

3. How does Pedro Romero's bull fighting invoke emotion in the crowd?
(a) He uses many tricks to make it look like he is in danger.
(b) He loudly cheers each time the bull passes him.
(c) He corkscrews his body and leans away from the bull as it runs by.
(d) He keeps the purity of line in his movements, letting the bull's horns pass closely by him.

4. How does Mike compare Cohn to a steer?
(a) He says that Robert can be sacrificed like a steer.
(b) He says that Robert is always trying to keep the peace like a steer.
(c) He says that like a steer, Robert lives a quiet life, never has to say anything, and hangs around Brett where he is not wanted.
(d) He says that Robert is aggressive just like a steer, chasing after Brett.

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