2. What is the title of the book Marta gave Utz to read on the train?
(a) Vanity Fair.
(b) The Trial.
(c) The Magic Mountain.
(d) The Merchant of Venic.

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

4. What does Utz find disgusting about the woman's legs?
(a) They are too fat.
(b) The are full of scabs.
(c) They are too skinny.
(d) They are unshaved.

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

6. What does Utz think the French have lost?
(a) Their energy.
(b) Their morals.
(c) Their power.
(d) Their taste.

7. What does Utz see a woman doing with her young son?
(a) Dancing.
(b) Racing.
(c) Picnicking.
(d) Laughing.

8. Why does Utz say he had his feet on both sides of the iron curtain?
(a) He had investments in the West.
(b) He had family in West.
(c) He had a government job.
(d) He was a pilot.

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

10. What would Marta hide the hare or peasant under to get past the police?
(a) Books.
(b) Potatos.
(c) Fish.
(d) Rice.

11. What does Utz say the search for gold was the search for?
(a) Forgiveness.
(b) Paradise.
(c) Heaven.
(d) Immortality.

12. Who did Utz rescue Marta from?
(a) A KGB officer.
(b) An American officer.
(c) A prison guard.
(d) A mob.

13. What does Utz suggest he and the narrator do?
(a) Walk.
(b) Eat.
(c) Play snooker.
(d) Go to a bar.

14. What did the Chinese teach that god was the body of?
(a) The Emperor's wives.
(b) The community.
(c) The Gods.
(d) The Emperor.

15. What room does the narrator ask to see?
(a) The bathroom.
(b) The loinge.
(c) The kitchen.
(d) The dining room.