4. Who sees Knecht off at the train station?
(a) His headmaster
(b) His music teacher
(c) His German teacher
(d) His Latin teacher

5. What did Designori study at university?
(a) Law
(b) Literature
(c) History
(d) Chinese

6. What does Knecht have to file every year?
(a) A diary
(b) An essay
(c) A musical piece
(d) A report

7. What does Knecht decide to concentrate on instead of the Glass Bead Game?
(a) Music
(b) Poems
(c) Novels
(d) History

8. Who asks Knecht to write him a yearly letter?
(a) Designori
(b) His music teacher
(c) His aunt
(d) The Music Master

9. Who does Knecht have to be cleared by before he joins the outside world?
(a) The Political Department of the Board of Educators
(b) The EU Government
(c) The World Department of the Board of Educators
(d) The German Goverment

10. How do students of Castalia gain entry to a Castalia school?
(a) Through marriage
(b) Through examinations
(c) Through the Glass Bead Game
(d) Through their teachers

11. What does Designori often criticize?
(a) The poor
(b) The Order
(c) The Glass Bead Game
(d) Academic life

12. What is the only way to learn the Glass Bead Game?
(a) Years of experience
(b) Reading the rules
(c) Talking to players
(d) Learning music

13. What do Knecht and Father Jacobus discuss?
(a) The Glass Bead Game
(b) Castalia
(c) Islam
(d) Christianity

14. Where does Betram run off to after the Magister's death?
(a) The mountains
(b) Rome
(c) Britain
(d) The hills

15. Who does the author say the book is intended for?
(a) People who play the Game
(b) People who don't know the Game
(c) People interested in the Game
(d) People who hate the Game