1. The Count boasts that he has been around. Where has he been?
(a) He has sailed around the world.
(b) He has been all over Europe.
(c) He has been in seven wars and four revolutions.
(d) He has traveled across America.

2. What does Jake ask himself as he leaves Frances and Cohn in the café?
(a) He wonders why Frances ever stayed with Cohn as long as she did.
(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 if Frances would like to go out with him now that Cohen was out of the picture.

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

4. Bill is so annoyed about eating lunch at quarter past four that he stops a priest who is coming back from lunch. What comment does he make to the priest?
(a) He asks if all the Catholics enjoyed making everyone else on the train wait for lunch.
(b) He asks if the next time, the Catholics can be the last to be served.
(c) He wants to know when the Protestants get to eat and it makes him want to join the Klan.
(d) He inquires about the quality of the food and if there is any left.

5. Why do all the passengers sit on top of the bus before it leaves for Baguete?
(a) It is such a hot day; they sit on top of the bus and fan themselves.
(b) It is too smelly inside the bus.
(c) The inside of the bus is full of packages.
(d) To get a better view of the town