3. Where does Alex go after the Korova?
(a) An alleyway.
(b) The police station.
(c) The public library.
(d) Back to his parents' house.

4. What has changed about Alex's apartment block?
(a) It is gone.
(b) It is burned out.
(c) It has become even worse.
(d) It has been cleaned up.

5. What does Alex think about rather than killing a fly?
(a) Letting it fly free.
(b) Killing Dr. Brodsky.
(c) Feeding it sugar and keeping it as a pet.
(d) Giving it his home.

6. What happened to Pete?
(a) Dim tried to get him to join the police, but Pete would not.
(b) Dim arrested him.
(c) Dim murdered him.
(d) Dim does not say.

7. What does Dr. Brodky say that Alex will be?
(a) A repeat-offender.
(b) A reformed young malchick.
(c) A true Christian.
(d) Dead in three years or less.

8. What word does Alex use to describe the part of town his staja is in?
(a) Pathetic.
(b) Depressing.
(c) Gloomy.
(d) Pitiful.

9. What type of chair does Alex sit in while watching the movies?
(a) A barber's chair.
(b) A hard wooden chair.
(c) A pilot's chair.
(d) A dentist's chair.

10. What is the real source of Alex's nausea?
(a) The wires.
(b) The films.
(c) His own insanity.
(d) The injections.

11. Why does Alex jump off the balcony?
(a) F. Alexander pushes him.
(b) He is unable to kill F. Alexander and save the government.
(c) He feels such terrible guilt.
(d) He can't stand the sickness from the music.

12. What did the Discharge Officer give Alex a list of?
(a) Churches he could attend.
(b) The crimes that Alex did so he wouldn't be a forgetful malchick.
(c) People he could rob for money.
(d) Jobs he could apply for.

13. What do the doctors do when Alex asks them to stop the film?
(a) Stop the film.
(b) Beat him unconscious.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Laugh.

14. Which war is one of the films about?
(a) World War I.
(b) The Korean War.
(c) Vietnam.
(d) World War II.

15. Who lives in the place where Alex ends up?
(a) A famous celebrity, who tries to seduce Alex.
(b) Billyboy's parents, who threaten to shoot Alex.
(c) An old woman, who Alex had beaten up and robbed.
(d) A writer, who Alex had beaten and whose wife he had raped.