1. In Book 1: Chapter 1, what decision does the grandfather make about his estate, and how does it affect David?
(a) The grandfather bequeaths his entire estate to David, leaving the others with nothing.
(b) The grandfather divides his estate equally among the siblings, leaving David with the house on Washington Square.
(c) The grandfather decides to sell the estate and divide the proceeds among the siblings.
(d) The grandfather excludes David from his will and leaves the estate to a charitable organization.

2. In Book 1: Part 15, what does Charles Griffith confess to David about his knowledge of David's illnesses?
(a) Charles is frightened by David's illnesses.
(b) Charles has known about David's illnesses and still wants to marry him.
(c) Charles is unaware of David's illnesses.
(d) Charles knows about David's illnesses and is okay with them.

3. In Book 2: Part 2, what is Wika's perspective on wealth and extravagance?
(a) One should indulge in luxury.
(b) Wealth is relative and often unnecessary.
(c) One should flaunt their wealth.
(d) Money should be spent on material possessions.

4. In Book 3: Part 4, how does Charles's view on life and survival differ from that of a clinician?
(a) He does not prioritize living as the best outcome.
(b) He is focused on extending life.
(c) He believes in the superiority of life over death.
(d) He prefers administering therapies for survival.

5. In Book 2: Part 2, how do Wika and his mother define themselves before the father's death?
(a) In relation to their community.
(b) As individuals with no connection to the father.
(c) As his wife and son.
(d) As a widow and an heir.