4. How does the novel gloss "vous devez partir"?
(a) You need to leave.
(b) I need to leave.
(c) I need to stay.
(d) You need to stay.

5. Of which of the following does Mimi have a poster hanging?
(a) Freddy Mercury.
(b) Harry Styles.
(c) Michael Bublé.
(d) Justin Timberlake.

6. What condiment does Irina use while she confers with Mendelson and Jess?
(a) Mayonnaise.
(b) Garlic sauce.
(c) Chili sauce.
(d) Peanut sauce.

7. Which of the following is noted as the red-light district of Amsterdam?
(a) Grachtengordel.
(b) Marken.
(c) Jodenbuurt.
(d) De Wallen.

8. How does the novel gloss "petite salope"?
(a) Tiny dancer.
(b) Little slope.
(c) Little slut.
(d) Little nun.

9. What armchair designer is featured in Sophie's apartment?
(a) Alvar Aalto.
(b) Marcel Breuer.
(c) Charlotte Periand.
(d) Florence Knoll.

10. What does Jess note would be her likely holiday costume?
(a) Fish.
(b) Dog.
(c) Bird.
(d) Cat.

11. How does the novel gloss "ferme ta gueule"?
(a) Open your mouth.
(b) Open your eyes.
(c) Shut your eyes.
(d) Shut your mouth.

12. To which of the following does Jess compare Mendelson?
(a) Viking.
(b) Ninja.
(c) Robot.
(d) Pirate.

13. What meaning does the concierge assert for her daughter's name?
(a) The smart one.
(b) The beautiful one.
(c) The free one.
(d) The high one.

14. Which of the following is the most likely meaning of "asseyez vous" in the novel?
(a) Good night.
(b) Stand up.
(c) Sit down.
(d) Good morning.

15. In what part of Paris is the intimates store to which Camille conducts Mimi?
(a) Faricennes.
(b) Châtelet.
(c) Le Marais.
(d) St. Victor.