1. Why does a drunken Vogel say the accident is not as bad as it could have been?
(a) There were not many people on the cable car.
(b) Several of the people who fell landed on soft bushes and survived.
(c) He was not one of the victims, so he finds that to be very fortunate.
(d) Several of the people who died were "Yids" (a derogatory term for Jews).

2. Why does Freud ask the woman to go home and write an interpretation of her hallucination?
(a) He is intrigued and wants to know how she interprets her hallucination.
(b) He is too tired and ill to interpret her hallucination.
(c) He is confused and upset by her writings.
(d) He is too embarrassed to read her writings.

3. Why is Victor somewhat sad about the birth of his child?
(a) He is not sure if he wants children.
(b) He worries about the health of his child.
(c) His first wife and their son died during a war.
(d) He knows fatherhood is a difficult job.

4. Why must the woman leave the ballet school?
(a) She is gaining weight.
(b) She does not have the money to attend the school.
(c) She no longer enjoys ballet.
(d) She is not graceful.

5. What is the connection between what Vogel admits to seeing and what his sister confesses?
(a) His sister prays to the angels.
(b) His sister had her small child with her on the trip.
(c) His sister's favorite shape is a star.
(d) His sister confesses to an abortion 10 years earlier.