2. What is wrong with Jean's right ear?
(a) It distorts sound of people far away.
(b) It is deaf.
(c) It is hard of hearing.
(d) It doesn't tune into high pitches.

3. How late is Jean in picking up his son in the car he was testing?
(a) 2 hours.
(b) 1 hour.
(c) 30 minutes.
(d) 90 minutes.

4. What does Jean think about after his day outside of the hospital with his family?
(a) His disabilities.
(b) The game he played with his son.
(c) A drawing that his daughter made.
(d) The beauty of his wife.

5. How close do people need to be to Jean for him to hear them?
(a) 20 feet.
(b) 10 feet.
(c) 15 feet.
(d) 5 feet.

6. What is Jean's complaint about the beach when he goes there with his friends?
(a) It is too hot.
(b) It was too short of a time.
(c) It is too cold.
(d) It is crowded.

7. What is the name of the person Jean once took to the place he is told to take a pilgrimage to?
(a) Jennifer.
(b) Joselyn.
(c) Josephine.
(d) Joanna.

8. What was featured on the item Jean bought for the woman he took on his trip?
(a) Mona Lisa.
(b) The Madonna.
(c) Mary Magdalene.
(d) Christ.

9. What did it take a year for Jean to be ready to write about?
(a) His beliefs.
(b) His stroke.
(c) His family.
(d) His affair.

10. What does Jean need to help him sleep?
(a) An extra feeding.
(b) A pill.
(c) A massage.
(d) A pillow.

11. Who does Jean want to continue admiring his picture in Hong Kong?
(a) Women in mini skirts.
(b) Drunk men.
(c) Business people.
(d) Tourists.

12. Who does Jean not want the reader to tell about his condition?
(a) The bar owner.
(b) The bus driver.
(c) The Chinese officials.
(d) The models in the picture.

13. What does Jean's daughter do to entertain her father?
(a) Sings and dances.
(b) Writes poems.
(c) Draws pictures in the sand.
(d) Reads.

14. Why does Jean dread one day of the week?
(a) His wife comes to visit.
(b) His feeding tube is replaced.
(c) It is meatloaf day.
(d) There are no visitors.

15. What word does Jean use to describe what he hears in the halls of the hospital?
(a) Miserable and deafeneing.
(b) Cacauphonous.
(c) A dull roar.
(d) An interesting orchestration.