2. How old was Kostka's child when he was made to decide his stance on religion in the Party?
(a) Three years old.
(b) One year old.
(c) Ten years old.
(d) Five years old.

3. When Ludvik was a young boy in school, financial troubles almost prevented his continuing education. Who saved Ludvik in the eleventh hour?
(a) His father.
(b) His grandmother.
(c) His aunt.
(d) His mother.

4. While Kostka is farming in western Bohemia, there are sightings of a young girl nobody knows. What do the children think she is?
(a) A vandal.
(b) A gypsy.
(c) A fairy.
(d) A ghost.

5. What kind of headstone marked the grave of Ludvik's mother?
(a) A grey cross.
(b) She did not get a grave marker, they were so poor.
(c) A black headstone.
(d) A white angel.

6. Where does Kostka believe Ludvik is living, figuratively?
(a) Limbo.
(b) Hell.
(c) Purgatory.
(d) Heaven.

7. Who looks after Lucie after she starts at the state-farm?
(a) Jaroslav.
(b) Helena.
(c) Kostka.
(d) Ludvik.

8. Where do Ludvik and Helena have lunch after she arrives in Moravia?
(a) The Pig.
(b) The Goat.
(c) The House of People.
(d) The People's Room.

9. Kostka reveals how he feels about Ludvik. What does Kostka call Ludvik?
(a) His mentor.
(b) His best friend.
(c) His idol.
(d) His adversary.

10. How long ago did Jaroslav's father die from the beginning of part four?
(a) One year ago.
(b) Four months ago.
(c) Three weeks ago.
(d) Two years ago.

11. Who leads a traditional Moravian wedding?
(a) The groom.
(b) The witness.
(c) The patriarch.
(d) The bride.

12. Where did Jaroslav go to University?
(a) Frankfurt.
(b) Prague.
(c) Bratislava.
(d) Brno.

13. What year did Kostka meet Ludvik?
(a) 1950.
(b) 1955.
(c) 1940.
(d) 1947.

14. What does the narrator of part five really want for breakfast before meeting Helena?
(a) Coffee and toast.
(b) A red-eye.
(c) A hearty breakfast and a shot of vodka.
(d) Yogurt and fruit.

15. What did the director of the state-farm call Lucie?
(a) "The little shephardess who could."
(b) "The little grave robber."
(c) "The little fairy-princess."
(d) "The best cook in all of Bohemia."