1. What event prevents Peter from marrying Katie?
(a) Peter's mother talks him out of the marriage.
(b) He regrets not being honest with Katie.
(c) Toohey locks Katie in her room to stop the wedding.
(d) He elopes with Dominique.

2. Peter gets the design for "The March of the Centuries" exposition at the World's Fair. Why did Roark turn it down?
(a) It was all donated time without any payment.
(b) He would have to work with other architects.
(c) He did not like the idea of a World's Fair.
(d) It was too much for one man to do.

3. What does Roark discover about Cortlandt Homes when he returns for the sailing trip with Wynand?
(a) His designs were faulty.
(b) The project is just as he designed it.
(c) Peter decided to change the plans.
(d) The plans were changed from his design.

4. In his own defense, how does Roark contrast himself as a creator with those who preach selflessness?
(a) He says selflessness encourages creativity as a group effort.
(b) He sees that he cannot win and throws himself on the mercy of the court.
(c) He says a creator's work pushes man forward while the others are parasites.
(d) He says his position is wrong and he is sorry.

5. What underhanded trick do the Aquitania Hotel developers play that backfires on them?
(a) Hiring Roark so that everyone would think he was responsible for the bankruptcy.
(b) Refusing to pay Roark when the project was late being finished.
(c) Knowing they were going backrupt, they sold properties anyway.
(d) Over-selling the properties by 200% in the hopes they would go bankrupt.