3. What did Knecht not experience the conflict between?
(a) Home and elite school
(b) Academia and the normal world
(c) Marriage and single life
(d) Two jealous women

4. What is Knecht more interested in doing than playing the Glass Bead Game?
(a) Drinking
(b) Music
(c) Reading
(d) Socializing

5. What happens when Knecht is 24-years-old?
(a) He fails his exams
(b) He finds a job
(c) He graduates
(d) He wins a Glass Bead tournament

6. What subject does the author say the Glass Bead game is tied up with?
(a) Literature
(b) Maths
(c) Music
(d) Science

7. What kind of exercise did the Glass Bead Game start off as?
(a) A writing exercise
(b) A IQ exercise
(c) A memory improvement exercise
(d) A multiple choice exercise

8. What German city was Bastian Perrot's musical academy in?
(a) Bonn
(b) Munich
(c) Cologne
(d) Berlin

9. What is Maraifels famous for?
(a) Its art
(b) Its philosopy
(c) Its music
(d) Its literature

10. What is the name of the Order's headquarters?
(a) Monteport
(b) Hirsland
(c) Waldzell
(d) Firsland

11. What instrument is Father Jacobus playing?
(a) The trumpret
(b) The guitar
(c) The violin
(d) The piano

12. What type of theme must a game be started with?
(a) Musical
(b) Academic
(c) Any
(d) Country

13. What is the Music Master interested in knowing about?
(a) The women
(b) The organ
(c) Knecht's work
(d) The choir

14. What is the supreme head of the game known as?
(a) The Judge
(b) The Ludi Magister
(c) The General
(d) The Glass Sire

15. What does Jacobus think Castalia is an imitation of?
(a) Atheist orders
(b) Christian orders
(c) Muslim orders
(d) Buddhist orders