2. What newspaper did Viktor read in order to follow news about the war?
(a) The Times.
(b) The Herald.
(c) The Guardian.
(d) The Independent.

3. What product are people in Vienna most in need of in the autumn of 1914?
(a) Milk.
(b) Bread.
(c) Soap.
(d) Sugar.

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

5. Who is heir to the Hapsburg Empire in 1914?
(a) Jan Heckeroth.
(b) Franz Ferdinand.
(c) Thomas Mann.
(d) Joseph Heller.

6. Who wrote the novel, "The Radetzky March"?
(a) Gustav Springer.
(b) Beatrice Potter.
(c) Joseph Roth.
(d) Thomas Mann.

7. What did Charles leave Emmy in his will?
(a) His book collection.
(b) A diamond ring.
(c) A gold necklace.
(d) A Rimbaud painting.

8. Which South American country declared war on Austria?
(a) Columbia.
(b) Argentina.
(c) Brazil.
(d) Chile.

9. What is the title of Chapter 27?
(a) Feeling Through the Darkness.
(b) The Tears of Things.
(c) The Years of Thinking.
(d) Finding Nothing but Hate.

10. What did the Japanese call the make-up clad girls who used to go with American soldiers?
(a) Go Go girls.
(b) Lo Lo girls.
(c) Pan Pan girls.
(d) Wild Things.

11. What city does Iggy go to from Paris?
(a) Berlin.
(b) New York.
(c) London.
(d) Riga.

12. In which city did Henrik de Waal grow up?
(a) Paris.
(b) Amsterdam.
(c) London.
(d) Berlin.

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

14. What does the author call a tonic at the beginning of Chapter 17?
(a) The netsuke.
(b) Viktor's paintings.
(c) Emmy's poetry.
(d) Elisabeth's memoirs.

15. What was the name of Iggy's partner?
(a) Jiro.
(b) Kevin.
(c) Benny.
(d) Yuta.