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

3. Why does Edward pretend to be a confirmed bachelor?
(a) To get Cordelia to trust him.
(b) To get Cordelia to like him.
(c) To get Cordelia to hate him.
(d) To get Cordelia to think about him.

4. Johannes likes being alone in the _______________ on Østergade.
(a) Morning.
(b) Night.
(c) Afternoon.
(d) Evening.

5. Johannes then continues to describe Cordelia, with remarks like "Her countenance is like a fruit" and "Her head is a ___________ head."
(a) Medusa.
(b) Mona Lisa.
(c) Madonna.
(d) Madeleine.

6. What does the author plan to do regarding the answer to number 14?
(a) Show his true feelings to Cordelia.
(b) Deceive Cordelia into believing he is a bad person.
(c) Reveal that he is a good person.
(d) Convince Cordelia he is a good person.

7. With whom is Johannes getting in good?
(a) Cordelia's aunt.
(b) Edward.
(c) Cordelia.
(d) Edward's father.

8. What does Johannes realize about his conception of Cordelia?
(a) It has stayed the same.
(b) It has changed for the good.
(c) It has changed for the worse.
(d) It has begun to change slightly.

9. When is Johannes willing to modify himself?
(a) For love to draw women in.
(b) Only for Cordelia.
(c) Never.
(d) To attract anyone's attention.

10. Who does Johannes blame in May for his bad luck?
(a) God.
(b) Cordelia.
(c) Edward.
(d) Chance.

11. How did Cordelia act around Johannes when she was introduced to him?
(a) She glared at him.
(b) She spoke excitedly to him.
(c) She was afraid of him.
(d) She did not pay him much attention.

12. The narrator notes that Kierkegaard was more at home where?
(a) Alone.
(b) With Cordelia.
(c) In his home.
(d) In a world beyond this one.

13. Why does Cordelia stop looking for these people?
(a) She decides to go home.
(b) She finds Johannes.
(c) She cannot find them.
(d) She bores of looking for them.

14. Johannes discusses his thoughts at seeing Cordelia step out of a carriage, which he notes is a '____________ step.'
(a) Decisive.
(b) Small.
(c) Miniscule.
(d) Forgettable.

15. Johannes wonders why nothing corrupts young women more than spending time with whom?
(a) Other young women.
(b) Old men.
(c) Their family.
(d) Young men.