3. What does Utz's doctor prescribe him?
(a) A visit to Utopia.
(b) A visit to the spa.
(c) A visit to the mountains.
(d) A visit to the forest region.

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

5. How does Utz want to use the money he has in Switzerland?
(a) To buy more porcelain.
(b) To bribe the government.
(c) To get out of Czechoslovakia.
(d) To buy a car.

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

7. What does emet mean in Hebrew?
(a) Health.
(b) Frolics.
(c) Disaster.
(d) Truth.

8. What does the bear symbolize?
(a) Family unity.
(b) Strength.
(c) Communist rule.
(d) The country's protector.

9. How does the narrator describe the main room in Utz's apartment?
(a) Huge.
(b) Narrow.
(c) Tiny.
(d) Boxy.

10. What is Orlik's specialty since stopping his studies of mammoths?
(a) The wasp.
(b) The dragonfly.
(c) The common housefly.
(d) The bee.

11. Where does Utz meet the narrator?
(a) A park.
(b) A cafe.
(c) A restaurant.
(d) A bar.

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

13. What happen when someone removes the strip of metal from Yossel?
(a) He falls down.
(b) He talks.
(c) He is lifeless.
(d) He run amok.

14. What does Utz believe should be looted every fifty years?
(a) Museums.
(b) Banks.
(c) Galleries.
(d) Train stations.

15. What does Utz own a spectacular collection of?
(a) Meissen porcelain.
(b) Bone china.
(c) China dolls.
(d) Gold coins.