2. What did the narrator decide not to sell?
(a) His Steinway.
(b) His copy of "Goldberg Variations."
(c) His apartments in Vienna and Dusselbrunn.
(d) His watch.

3. What type of religious stance did Wertheimer have?
(a) He was Catholic.
(b) He was agnostic.
(c) He was Jewish.
(d) He was Baptist.

4. What did Wertheimer have Franz burn prior to his death?
(a) All of his notes.
(b) His furniture.
(c) His piano.
(d) His pictures.

5. Why was Wertheimer's funeral held at the time it is held?
(a) No one cares.
(b) No one was supposed to notice.
(c) Glenn died at that same time.
(d) His sister had to work.

6. How long were the innkeeper and her husband married?
(a) 5 months.
(b) 5 years.
(c) 3 years.
(d) 3 months.

7. How did the innkeeper's husband die?
(a) In a car wreck.
(b) In a fire.
(c) In a paper mill accident.
(d) He was shot.

8. How long did Wertheimer's funeral last?
(a) The entire afternoon.
(b) The entire morning.
(c) About 30 minutes.
(d) About 20 minutes.

9. How long did Wertheimer entertain his guests?
(a) One weekend.
(b) 1 week.
(c) 2 days.
(d) 2 weeks.

10. How long did Wertheimer lay in bed after he entertained his guests?
(a) 4 nights.
(b) 2 days.
(c) 3 days.
(d) 1 day.

11. What did the narrator never consider about the death of Wertheimer?
(a) That it was a suicide.
(b) That he could die.
(c) That he died naturally.
(d) That he was shot.

12. What did the narrator condemn before telling the innkeeper about Wertheimer's funeral?
(a) Glenn.
(b) The church.
(c) Wertheimer.
(d) The government and socialists.

13. What does the narrator promise to the innkeeper?
(a) To tip her well.
(b) That she will get her inherited item(s) from Wertheimer.
(c) To send her flowers on the anniversary of Wertheimer's death.
(d) To come back and marry her.

14. What did the narrator learn about the last few weeks of Wertheimer's life?
(a) He wrote music.
(b) He entertained peculiar guests.
(c) He sang and played at the inn.
(d) He recorded his version of "Goldberg Variations."

15. What did the narrator advise Wertheimer of after he quit playing the piano?
(a) To start playing again.
(b) To never play again.
(c) To compete with Glenn.
(d) To perform with Glenn.