3. Which of the following objects is placed on a tray to play Kim's Game?
(a) Vitkors sword.
(b) Pip's revolver.
(c) Charles' netsuke.
(d) Emmy's book of poetry.

4. In which city was Viktor born?
(a) Odessa.
(b) Vienna.
(c) Berlin.
(d) Paris.

5. What is the title of Chapter 31?
(a) Love.
(b) Relationships.
(c) Kodachrome.
(d) Where?

6. Where are the three cities the author travels to in the Coda section?
(a) Vienna, Kyoto, St. Petersburg.
(b) Birmingham, Berlin, Munich.
(c) Tokoyo, Odessa, London.
(d) Paris, Moscow, Vienna.

7. What did many Japanese men have to wear after the war?
(a) Their gowns.
(b) Their swimming costumes.
(c) Their army uniforms.
(d) Their kimonos.

8. What did Iggy say it was unwise for a Jewish person to work as during the Depression?
(a) A merchant.
(b) A banker.
(c) A loan shark.
(d) A factory manager.

9. Why did the Japanese decide to accept the Pan Pan girls?
(a) They brought tourists.
(b) They were there to keep the other girls innocent.
(c) They had had hard lives.
(d) They were fun.

10. Who died on November 21, 1916?
(a) Vladimir Lenin.
(b) Franz Josef.
(c) King George II.
(d) Franz Ferdinand.

11. What is the name of the Austrian national anthem?
(a) Schon Tag.
(b) Gott Liebe Dich.
(c) Gott Erhalte.
(d) Menshen, Menschen.

12. Which country promises to support Austria against the Serbs?
(a) Hungary.
(b) Britain.
(c) Germany.
(d) France.

13. By what name was James Morris later called?
(a) Gay Talese.
(b) Jan Morris.
(c) Patra Yearly.
(d) Frank Morris.

14. What country did Thomas travel to Odessa from by taxi?
(a) Slovakia.
(b) Armenia.
(c) Moldova.
(d) Hungary.

15. What do the Austrian people boycott on April 23?
(a) The swimming baths.
(b) Jewish shops.
(c) Hitler's speeches.
(d) Football matches.