1. What are the two ideas Robert Cohn gets from W. H. Hudson's novel, "The Purple Land"?
(a) Everyone needs many children and live through your children.
(b) South America will help him live life and he doesn't like Paris.
(c) Dating many women is the thing to do and writing a novel is fulfilling.
(d) Going to see bull-fighters will spice up his life and getting married is necessary for a man.

2. How is Brett feeling when Jake says goodbye to her at her hotel?
(a) She is indifferent to Jake.
(b) She is excited about leaving Jake and getting on with her life.
(c) She is happy and looking forward to her wedding to Michael.
(d) She is miserable and says she will not see Jake again.

3. Jake feels he did not give an accurate picture of Robert Cohn. What does he add to his description of Cohn?
(a) Cohn is a conceited, self-centered man who is a sore loser at tennis.
(b) Cohn is an excellent tennis player with a good, athletic body. He is nice to other people, cheerful and didn't get angry when beaten in tennis.
(c) Cohn insults other people constantly, looking for ways to start arguments.
(d) Cohn is superficial, only caring about what he wears and how he looks.

4. After graduating from Princeton, Robert Cohn is bitter and self-conscious. What is one of the first things he does?
(a) He marries the first girl who is nice to him.
(b) He goes on an extended European trip.
(c) He falls into depression.
(d) He joins the army.

5. What did Frances say that Robert did to his secretary at Frances' request?
(a) He promoted her to an editorial position.
(b) He gave her an increase in pay.
(c) He mentioned her in his first novel.
(d) He got rid of her to please Frances.