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

4. What does Designori say shielded him from the outside world?
(a) The Glass Bead Game
(b) His family
(c) Politics
(d) The Order

5. What does Designori say he has a love-hate relationship with?
(a) Family life
(b) Academia
(c) Politics
(d) Castalia

6. Where does Knecht meditate after receiving the letter from the Order?
(a) Monteport
(b) His bedroom
(c) His garden
(d) Mariafels

7. Who does Designori want Knecht to educate into the Castalia?
(a) Michael
(b) Fredo
(c) Tito
(d) His wife

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

9. Why does Designori think that speaking to Knecht is like speaking to a foreigner?
(a) They always argue
(b) They have different ideals
(c) They speak different languages
(d) They have a different concept of culture

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

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

12. What is the name of the Rainmaker's daughter?
(a) Jana
(b) Hana
(c) Jordis
(d) Ada

13. What does Designori say Castalia did when he sought its comfort?
(a) Act indifferent
(b) Reject him
(c) Embrace him
(d) Laugh at him

14. What does Knecht foresee will end the Castalia?
(a) War
(b) Arrogance
(c) Religion
(d) In fighting

15. Who does Designori say speaking to Knecht is like speaking to?
(a) An enemy
(b) An intellectual
(c) An acquaintance
(d) A foreigner