5. What does the the narrator's friend say artists in Prague will moan about?
(a) The totalitarian state.
(b) The Czech youth.
(c) Lack of funds.
(d) The Russians.

6. What does a Golem have in his mouth or across his forehead?
(a) A strip of plastic.
(b) A steel rod.
(c) An iron rod.
(d) A strip of metal.

7. What does the narrator say Prague is compared to other European cities?
(a) The most mysterious.
(b) The ugliest.
(c) The most beautiful.
(d) The darkest.

8. Which member of the secret police drops a porcelain piece on the floor?
(a) The drug dealer.
(b) The Pimpled lout.
(c) The museum curator.
(d) The photographer.

9. Who are the all trout at the restaurant reserved for?
(a) The Government officials.
(b) The American officials.
(c) The Communist party members.
(d) The shop keepers.

10. What was the easiest way to get an exit visa?
(a) On the grounds of writer's block.
(b) On the grounds of racial hatred.
(c) On the grounds of ill health.
(d) On the grounds of depression.

11. What stands at the far end of the table in Hotel Bristol?
(a) A stuffed horse.
(b) A stuffed bird.
(c) A stuffed wolf.
(d) A stuffed bear.

12. What does met mean in Hebrew?
(a) Life.
(b) Love.
(c) Death.
(d) Hate.

13. Why does Utz think Jews make good art collector?
(a) It made them popular.
(b) They could alway do it undisturbed.
(c) They know the value of life.
(d) It is forbidden to them.

14. What is the address of Kasper Joachim's apartment?
(a) 14 Sarkova Street.
(b) 10 Pod Terebkou.
(c) 2 Krymska Street.
(d) 5 Sirroka Street.

15. What does Golem mean in Hebrew?
(a) Unloved.
(b) Unformed.
(c) Unfortunate.
(d) Unbroken.