2. What did Augustus the Strong's granddaughter found?
(a) Czecholovakia.
(b) Poland.
(c) The Vichy factory.
(d) The CapodiMonte factoy.

3. What does the blond woman throw out of the window?
(a) A lunch box.
(b) A snail.
(c) A sandwich.
(d) A chicken leg.

4. What does Utz say is the same word as porcelain?
(a) Pork.
(b) Porch.
(c) Porsche.
(d) Poor.

5. What town would Utz stop at on the way back from Prague?
(a) Tabor.
(b) Brno.
(c) Liberec.
(d) Pilzen.

6. What city does Utz say he sleeps soundly in?
(a) Geneva.
(b) Prague.
(c) Zurich.
(d) Brno.

7. What does Utz say people once believed silver turned into?
(a) Gold.
(b) Babies.
(c) Sirens.
(d) Diamonds.

8. What is the collar of Utz's bathrobe made from?
(a) Bear fur.
(b) Ostrich plumes.
(c) Emu feathers.
(d) Monkey fur.

9. What does Utz say it is too late for a woman to love him for?
(a) His morals.
(b) His money.
(c) His looks.
(d) His taste.

10. How does the narrator find the mood in the Soviet Union?
(a) Serious.
(b) Light.
(c) Depressed.
(d) Buoyant.

11. Who does Utz think about alone in his apartment?
(a) Jana.
(b) Orlik.
(c) Helena.
(d) Marta.

12. What does the narrator think Utz may have hidden in his dressing table?
(a) A gun.
(b) A wig.
(c) Diamonds.
(d) Gold coins.

13. What kind of candlestick does Marta bring into the room?
(a) A Tabor candlestick.
(b) A Meissen candlestick.
(c) A Dresden candletick.
(d) A Commedia dell'Arte candlestick.

14. What does the boy offer Utz to eat?
(a) A baguette.
(b) A duck breast.
(c) A chicken leg.
(d) A tin of olives.

15. What meat does Marta serve Utz and the narrator?
(a) Duck.
(b) Beef.
(c) Chicken.
(d) Pork.