1. Who does Jake say are the only people who live their lives to the fullest?
(a) Artists
(b) Horse racers
(c) Bullfighters
(d) African safari hunters

2. As Jake watches Brett walk up the street from his flat and get into the Count's limousine, what is he thinking?
(a) He thinks that he should have gone with Brett when she offered to bring him to Zelli's.
(b) He wonders what it would be like if he was able to have a normal relationship with Brett.
(c) He thinks that it is easy to be brave and ignore things in the daytime, but at night, all the worries and heartache returns.
(d) He thinks that he should be getting back to bed.

3. What are the two pieces of mail that Jakes picks up from the concierge when he returns to his flat?
(a) A college commencement invitation and a letter from Brett
(b) A bank statement and a wedding invitation
(c) A postcard from an army buddy and a letter from his sister
(d) A letter from his brother in America and a bank statement

4. Robert Cohn falls asleep in Jakes office and talks in his sleep. What does he say?
(a) He says that he can't do it. Nothing will make him do it.
(b) He says that he doesn't want it to happen to him.
(c) He says that his life is passing him by. He's losing his way.
(d) He says that he has to go to South America. He just has to.

5. What effect does the imitation absinthe drink called pernod have on those who drink it?
(a) It lifts their spirits, but then drops the mood just as quickly.
(b) It has no effect on the mood.
(c) It puts the person into a major depression.
(d) It sustains an uplifted mood all night.