3. When leaving the dance with a girl, what does it take effort for Dexter to force himself to do?
(a) Return to the dance.
(b) Take her home.
(c) Start the car.
(d) Take her to a hotel.

4. What does Dexter say Judy was?
(a) A sweet girl.
(b) A lonely girl.
(c) A great beauty.
(d) A pretty girl.

5. In Part 5, Dexter is described as being what?
(a) Soft hearted.
(b) Unforgiving.
(c) A lover.
(d) Hard minded.

6. What was Judy's response to Dexter asking her to marry him?
(a) You have to ask my father for my hand.
(b) Maybe some day.
(c) No.
(d) Yes.

7. Where had Dexter's winter dreams flourished?
(a) In New York.
(b) In life.
(c) In death.
(d) In youth.

8. According to the narrator, this story is not Dexter's what?
(a) Sonnet.
(b) Biography.
(c) Dissertation.
(d) Thesis.

9. When Dexter says, "That thing is gone," what is the thing?
(a) Judy.
(b) Winter dreams.
(c) Love.
(d) Caring.

10. How long did Dexter's fling with Judy last?
(a) One week.
(b) One year.
(c) One month.
(d) One winter.

11. What did Dexter want to do that he couldn't at the end of Part 6?
(a) Laugh.
(b) Cry.
(c) Forget.
(d) Care.

12. Who does Devlin say Judy married?
(a) Himself.
(b) His cousin.
(c) One of his best friends.
(d) Someone he knows.

13. How does the narrator describe Judy's confidence in Part 4?
(a) Lacking.
(b) Large.
(c) Enormous.
(d) Minute.

14. When Dexter rests on his lounge after Devlin leaves his office, what does he see through the window?
(a) The New York sky-line.
(b) Devlin getting into a cab.
(c) Judy.
(d) A woman that looks like Judy.

15. What changed Dexter's plans for his life at the end of Part 5?
(a) Irene.
(b) Judy.
(c) The economy.
(d) War.