3. In what part of being Jewish does Julian feel he is deficient?
(a) In practice.
(b) In his knowledge of the Jewish traditions.
(c) In his heart.
(d) In his looks.

4. Why does Emmy say about where they meet?
(a) Libor could not have afforded it in his pre-Malkie days.
(b) It near Chaires that Emmy first saw Libor.
(c) It is busy enough that Libor does not have to talk much.
(d) It was the bridge where Libor and Emmy first met.

5. About what propensity of Julian's does Hephzibah worry?
(a) Being too dependent on her opinions.
(b) Being overly optimistic.
(c) Titillation about odd people.
(d) Gloominess.

6. What does Alvin try to create?
(a) A non-profit charitable organization.
(b) A news bureau.
(c) A business blog.
(d) A faux foreskin.

7. Where did Julian meet a beautiful hippy girl once?
(a) At his best friend's house.
(b) At a party in East Sussex.
(c) At the horse races.
(d) At the opera.

8. Besides Libor and Tyler, who else can Sam mourn while saying Kaddish?
(a) His own failures.
(b) The world.
(c) All Jewish people.
(d) His parents.

9. Who does Sam mourn for who is still alive?
(a) His son.
(b) Hephzibah.
(c) Himself.
(d) Julian.

10. Where does Libor meet with Julian?
(a) At Nosh Bar.
(b) At the museum.
(c) At a bookstore near Libor's home.
(d) At the Globe.

11. Why won't Libor do anything for Emmy's grandson?
(a) Libor says there is no point in doing anything.
(b) Libor stopped working for causes a long time ago.
(c) The grandson brought the attack upon himself.
(d) The police are doing more than Libor can do.

12. For whom does Hephzibah cry?
(a) Herself.
(b) Sydney.
(c) Libor and Julian.
(d) Sam.

13. Why does Sam drive to Oxford?
(a) He's meeting a key member of the ASH group.
(b) He's meeting a woman who has written an article that appeals to him.
(c) He is meeting the co-author of a book he is writing.
(d) He cannot reach his son or daughter on the phone.

14. What is Kaddish?
(a) A special dinner.
(b) A prayer for success in an endeavor.
(c) The Jewish prayer for the dead.
(d) A ritual to ensure the safety of one's person.

15. What does Julian feel he cannot handle?
(a) The pressure on Julian to convert to Judaism.
(b) The way Sam looks at Hephzibah.
(c) The Jewish way of life.
(d) The way Hephzibah's parents talk to Julian.