2. What does Lloyd discover about Jerome?
(a) He is sleeping with his boss.
(b) He is living with a girlfriend.
(c) He still lives in his old apartment.
(d) He is homeless.

3. Where did Herman's friend settle after his heart attack?
(a) Nevada.
(b) Utah.
(c) Arizona.
(d) California.

4. What is the name of Lloyd's child who still spends time with him?
(a) Robert.
(b) Jerome.
(c) Max.
(d) Charles

5. Where did Herman and his friend meet?
(a) At a Presbyterian private school.
(b) At a Christian private school.
(c) At an Evangelical private school.
(d) At a Catholic private school.

6. Who did Herman think would be a writer?
(a) Jason.
(b) Jimmy.
(c) Jack.
(d) John.

7. Why does Lloyd's daughter not like him?
(a) Because he left her mother.
(b) Because he moved to Rome.
(c) He he beat her once.
(d) Because of his past indicretions and multiple marriages.

8. Where did Ott put the printing press?
(a) On the first floor.
(b) In the basement.
(c) On the second floor.
(d) On the third floor.

9. What is Arthur Gopal preparing each day for his newspaper?
(a) The astrology section.
(b) The weather section.
(c) The business section.
(d) The Puzzle-Wuzzle and the obituaries.

10. What does Annika pressure Hardy to do?
(a) Ask Rory to move with her.
(b) Move to Ireland.
(c) Marry Rory.
(d) Break up with Rory.

11. What is Lloyd not able to bring himself to do?
(a) Move back to New York.
(b) Call in a favor with a friend.
(c) Ask his wife to pay the rent.
(d) Leave his wife.

12. Where does Tom Rachman live at the start of Chapter 1?
(a) Rome.
(b) Nice.
(c) Paris.
(d) Milan.

13. What does Arthur's wife protest against?
(a) His not leaving the country with her.
(b) Him not talking of Pickle
(c) Him starting to work again.
(d) Him turning Pickle's room into a study.

14. What did Herman want from his friend in exchange for letting him pay for a meal?
(a) An astrology prediction.
(b) A weather forecast.
(c) A chapter of his book.
(d) An article for his journal.

15. Who is Arthur Gopal the son of?
(a) A famous book critic.
(b) A famous publisher.
(c) A famous author.
(d) A famous politican.