4. What does the chairman say is the reason K. was sent for?
(a) To carry out a secret plot for the Count.
(b) To pad the kingdom's budget.
(c) To survey land for a new section of the village.
(d) Bureaucratic error.

5. How did the landlady meet her husband?
(a) He bought flowers from her every day in her flower shop.
(b) He was a messenger between her and Klamm.
(c) He consoled her after Klamm stopped calling on her.
(d) He came to stay at her father's inn.

6. Who does Frieda say the assistants really want?
(a) K.
(b) Klamm.
(c) Frieda.
(d) Barnabas.

7. Who does Frieda's mother say an official will talk to?
(a) Only those he wants to talk to.
(b) Anyone.
(c) No one.
(d) Only those who fill out the correct paperwork.

8. What does K. think of the Castle when he goes to look at it?
(a) He is awed and fearful.
(b) He is impressed by the Castle's elegance.
(c) It looks ordinary to him.
(d) It looks overly ornate to him.

9. What is Barnabas' role, according to the letter from K.'s director?
(a) He is a guard to watch out for K.'s safety.
(b) He is a messenger to communicate with the Castle.
(c) He is an assistant to help K. with his work.
(d) He is an overseer to make sure K. is behaving properly.

10. What reason does Frieda give that she is sad she left the Gentlemen's Inn?
(a) She misses Klamm's wealth.
(b) She misses Klamm's power.
(c) She feels unworthy to be with K.
(d) She misses a steady income as a barmaid.

11. What is K. asked to get out of Klamm's sleigh?
(a) A music box.
(b) A riding crop.
(c) Cognac.
(d) Klamm's spectacles.

12. What does the landlady say about Barnabas' family?
(a) They are snobs.
(b) They are unfriendly.
(c) They have a bad reputation.
(d) They won't talk to Frieda.

13. How does K. get to see Klamm?
(a) By rushing into his office unannounced.
(b) By sitting next to him at the restaurant.
(c) By passing him on the street.
(d) By looking through a peephole.

14. What is the weather like at the beginning of Chapter X?
(a) Sunny and warm.
(b) Overcast but still.
(c) Bad.
(d) Windy but clear.

15. How does K. try to get out of the conversation with Frieda's mother?
(a) By saying he must leave for his meeting with the village chairman.
(b) By saying he must go to work surveying the land the inn is on.
(c) By saying he is not decent and must dress.
(d) By saying he is wanted at the Castle immediately.