3. When Clara goes into town to confront Pleyel, what does she experience?
(a) She gets stronger.
(b) She gets afraid.
(c) She gets ill.
(d) She gets angry.

4. Why does the religious fanatic come to America?
(a) To play pool.
(b) To win the lottery.
(c) To advise friends.
(d) To convert the natives.

5. To whom does Pleyel give his accusations about Clara?
(a) Jan.
(b) Brown.
(c) Carwin.
(d) Wieland.

6. What does the fanatic view as a solitary activity?
(a) Playing.
(b) Love.
(c) Sexuality.
(d) Religion.

7. What does Carwin say is common and can be replicated?
(a) Fear.
(b) Success.
(c) Mimicry.
(d) Failure.

8. Who joins the group at the father's temple after it is adapted for socialization?
(a) Jason.
(b) James.
(c) Henry.
(d) Catherine.

9. Whose perceived wrongdoings are magnified to Pleyel because of dashing expectations?
(a) Brown.
(b) Charles.
(c) Clara.
(d) Wieland.

10. What does Clara lock, afraid as much for Pleyel's life as for her own after seeing Carwin?
(a) Her cellar.
(b) Her door.
(c) Her safe.
(d) Her bedroom.

11. What does Carwin tell Clara that he plans to do?
(a) Run away.
(b) Write a book.
(c) Rape her.
(d) Scream.

12. What does the religious fanatic build for his beliefs?
(a) A temple.
(b) A church.
(c) A brothel.
(d) A mosque.

13. Where does Clara see Carwin standing?
(a) The riverbank.
(b) The bank.
(c) The meadow.
(d) The mission.

14. What does the fanatic believe will happen to him after he falls into a depression?
(a) He will die.
(b) He will gain wealth.
(c) He will fly.
(d) He will lose.

15. What does Pleyel implore Clara to admit when she comes to see him?
(a) Her desire.
(b) Her guilt.
(c) Her strength.
(d) Her fear.