2. Johannes points out that he has learned what for new women?
(a) New flattering phrases.
(b) New skills.
(c) New songs.
(d) New poems.

3. Why does the author want to do the answer to number 15?
(a) So Cordelia can get over him after their engagement is broken off.
(b) So Cordelia will never get over him.
(c) So Cordelia will never love another.
(d) So Cordelia will take him back after their break-up.

4. Where was Johannes introduced to Cordelia?
(a) At the library.
(b) At Mrs. Jansen's.
(c) At the store.
(d) In the park.

5. Johannes hopes that Cordelia is "willing to understand __________________."
(a) Love.
(b) Him.
(c) Eward.
(d) Herself.

6. On the Saturday before, Johannes decides to visit his well-traveled friend ______________ in Vestergade, but Johannes cannot find him.
(a) Adolph Hitler.
(b) Adolph Bruun.
(c) Adolph Rupp.
(d) Adolph Gottlieb.

7. In the first letter, Cordelia notes that Johannes has never really been what?
(a) Himself.
(b) Honest.
(c) Hers.
(d) In love.

8. Was there was a real woman in Kierkegaard's life named Cordelia?
(a) Yes, but her name was not Cordelia Wahl.
(b) No.
(c) Yes, but her name was Cordelia Smith.
(d) Yes, and her name was Cordelia Wahl.

9. On the twenty-second, where does Johannes see Cordelia?
(a) At the library.
(b) At Mrs. Jansen's.
(c) At the store.
(d) In the park.

10. Was Cordelia hurt by this?
(a) Yes, very much.
(b) Yes, but not much.
(c) Yes, somewhat.
(d) No, not at all.

11. Johannes notes that women should become self-sufficient in their use to do what?
(a) Take financial pressure off their parents.
(b) Become well-educated.
(c) Make good mothers.
(d) Make good wives.

12. Of whom is Cordelia the daughter?
(a) An office in the Royal Navy.
(b) A teacher.
(c) An admiral.
(d) The Prime Minister.

13. The text breaks into a series of what?
(a) Essays.
(b) Interrupted sentences.
(c) Poems.
(d) Prayers.

14. When did this event occur?
(a) At half past four.
(b) At half past three.
(c) At half past five.
(d) At half past six.

15. In the second letter, Cordelia tells a story of whom?
(a) A rich man and a rich maiden.
(b) A poor man and a poor maiden.
(c) A poor man and a rich maiden.
(d) A rich man and a poor maiden.