1. How does Hofmiller fill about Edith and Ilona after spending a few evenings in their company?
(a) He admires Kekesfalva, but doesn't like either of the women.
(b) He cares for them as if they are his sisters.
(c) He is in love with Ilona.
(d) He is in love with Edith.

2. How did Dietzenhof respond when Kekesfalva told her that she could probably get about 150,000 crowns for the estate?
(a) She was astonished that it could be worth so much.
(b) She said she wanted to get a second opinion before making a decision.
(c) She insisted that it should be worth much more than that.
(d) She said she didn't want to sell it at any price.

3. How does Dr. Condor know Hofmiller told Kekesfalva about the new treatment?
(a) Kekesfalva has mentioned it in both a telegram and a letter, and Condor had not told anyone else.
(b) Ilona told him that Hofmiller discussed the treatment with Kekesfalva.
(c) Edith has phoned Dr. Condor to ask about the treatment.
(d) Hofmiller left him a note telling him of his conversation with Kekesfalva.

4. What is Hofmiller most afraid of when he realizes his blunder in asking Edith to dance?
(a) He is afraid of what others will think of him when they realize what happened.
(b) He is afraid he won't be invited to future parties.
(c) He is afraid people will laugh at his dancing.
(d) He is afraid he will be demoted by his commanding officer.

5. Why does Kekesfalva like Dr. Condor so much?
(a) Dr. Condor went to the best schools.
(b) He is the only doctor who has remained optimistic about Edith's chances for improving her condition.
(c) Dr. Condor shows him more respect than Edith's other doctors do.
(d) They grew up together and have been lifelong friends.