3. What promise does Holly keep to Mr. Yunioshi?
(a) Her promise to bring him his mail.
(b) Her promise to model for him.
(c) Not to ring his bell again.
(d) Not to play her music loudly.

4. Why does the narrator like Holly's apartment?
(a) The narrator likes its fly-by-night look.
(b) The apartment is warm and inviting.
(c) The apartment is set up like a party room.
(d) Holly's personality shines through in every piece of furniture.

5. What is the name of the man Holly visits on Thursdays?
(a) Tony Cucumber.
(b) Bernie Pumpkin.
(c) Simon Squash.
(d) Sally Tomato.

6. Who does the narrator remind Holly of?
(a) Her father.
(b) Mr. Yunioshi.
(c) Her brother, Fred.
(d) Joe Bell.

7. Where is the narrator always drawn back to?
(a) Where he worked.
(b) Where he lived.
(c) Where he vacationed.
(d) Where he went to school.

8. What is there a big bowl of at Joe's bar?
(a) Fresh flowers.
(b) Cereal.
(c) Candy.
(d) Lemons.

9. What is the name of the drink that Joe mixes for the narrator at his bar?
(a) White Angel.
(b) White Snow.
(c) White Licorice.
(d) White Orchid.

10. How long has Holly been on her own?
(a) Since she was fourteen.
(b) Since she was thirteen.
(c) Since she was sixteen.
(d) Since she was seventeen.

11. How does the narrator describe Holly's bed?
(a) Large.
(b) Small.
(c) Flashy.
(d) Comfy.

12. What is the name of the rich man who wants to marry Holly?
(a) Sid Arbuck.
(b) Rusty Trawler.
(c) O.J. Berman.
(d) Joe Bell.

13. After taking a look at Holly's room, what kind of problem does the narrator conclude she has?
(a) A cockroach problem.
(b) A shopping problem.
(c) A laundry problem.
(d) A space problem.

14. What six-foot woman arrives at Holly's party unexpectedly?
(a) Marge Wiltwood.
(b) Mary Wentwood.
(c) Mag Wildwood.
(d) Mae Worthwood.

15. What does the narrator occasionally use as bookmarks?
(a) Toilet paper.
(b) Holly's torn v-letters.
(c) Holly's calling cards.
(d) Old electric bills.