3. What is the first Games put on by Knecht called?
(a) The Japanese House Game
(b) The Noble House Game
(c) The House of Card Game
(d) The Chinese House Game

4. What does Knecht think playing the Game can lead to?
(a) Self hatred and self abuse
(b) Vanity and power seeking
(c) Madness and depression
(d) Loneliness and suicide

5. What does Tegularius want to maintain?
(a) His student status
(b) His love of women
(c) His family life
(d) His mental capacity

6. What does Knecht think he will have to do if he does not stop feeling tired?
(a) Go to the doctor
(b) Marry
(c) Go to the city
(d) Go back to Waldzell

7. What is the name of the meditation coach?
(a) David
(b) Franklyn
(c) Alexander
(d) Tito

8. What does Knecht say Designori is his link to?
(a) A family life
(b) The outside world
(c) The Games
(d) Humor

9. How does Knecht think Designori has changed?
(a) He is loving and careless
(b) He is funny and careless
(c) He is happy and lively
(d) He is sad and unlively

10. What kind of life would Knecht have preferred over the life of a Magister?
(a) The life of a free scholar
(b) A family life
(c) A life of sleep
(d) The life of Game playing

11. Who leaves the note in the calendar?
(a) The previous Magister
(b) The Music Master
(c) Tegularius
(d) The President of the Order

12. Why does Knecht say men cannot live in two or more dimensions?
(a) It creates boredom
(b) It creates immoral behavior
(c) It creates tension
(d) It creates laziness

13. Where does Knecht remain for the rest of his life at the end of the Indian Life?
(a) The hills
(b) The caves
(c) The mountains
(d) The forest

14. What does the Board say the Order does not take part in?
(a) Religion
(b) Family
(c) The outside world
(d) Politics

15. In which poem does Knecht talk about Mariafels?
(a) Change
(b) A Dream
(c) Compassion
(d) Living Through