3. Who does Zuckerman claim he is going to meet in order to leave the party at Klenek's?
(a) Two writers.
(b) Olga.
(c) Claus.
(d) Bolotka.

4. Why does Sisovsky claim the Czech government let them leave?
(a) They were exiled.
(b) They wanted to.
(c) They were poor.
(d) They were rich.

5. What kind of response did Zuckerman's famous novel have in America, according to Sisovsky?
(a) Angry.
(b) Grateful.
(c) Intrigue.
(d) Scandalous.

6. What was the man Eva left her husband for?
(a) A Spanish bullfighter.
(b) A Zionist agent.
(c) A Buddhist monk.
(d) A British prince.

7. What quiet, lovely, residential area is referred to as the Venice of Prague?
(a) Kampa.
(b) Pisek.
(c) Benesov.
(d) Duchcov.

8. What does Eva believe she is for how she handled the bullish authorities in Europe?
(a) Strong.
(b) Weak.
(c) Brave.
(d) A traitor.

9. What does Sisovsky admire very much about Zuckerman?
(a) His wealth.
(b) His writing.
(c) His car.
(d) His looks.

10. What does Eva beg of Sisovsky while meeting with Zuckerman?
(a) To stop telling her story.
(b) To tell him her story.
(c) To sell him her novel.
(d) To marry her.

11. What does Sisovsky tell Zuckerman pursues Eva in their first meeting?
(a) American yankees.
(b) A stray cat.
(c) Jewish demons.
(d) German heroes.

12. What did the Czech people hate Eva for?
(a) Being a lesbian.
(b) Practicing the wrong religion.
(c) Being with a Jew.
(d) Risque behavior.

13. Who does Olga tell the boy at the orgy party videotapes her?
(a) A local pervert.
(b) The government.
(c) Her teacher.
(d) Her brother.

14. Who did Sisovsky's father's Gestapo officer/protector shoot in Sisovsky's story?
(a) The chef.
(b) The mechanic.
(c) The dentist.
(d) The pilot.

15. Olga is married to whom?
(a) Sisovsky.
(b) Kalvoda.
(c) Vodicka.
(d) Sedivy.