2. What does Richard think about after he gets the invitation from Diana Hartrick?
(a) Making love with C.
(b) Making love with Diana Hartrick.
(c) Meeting C.
(d) Going home for dinner.

3. How does Richard describe his relationship with C.?
(a) They were alone in each other's company.
(b) They never really connected.
(c) They became each other's best friends and worst enemies.
(d) They merged into being one person.

4. Whom does Richard end up talking with, mostly?
(a) Children.
(b) Students.
(c) Young people.
(d) Old people.

5. What does Richard see in the photograph of Philip Lentz and his wife?
(a) Profound love.
(b) Sadness.
(c) Torment.
(d) Worry.

6. What was C.'s job?
(a) Student.
(b) Museum guard.
(c) Programmer analyst.
(d) Marketing executive.

7. What does Richard attempt to do as he settles in to his new home?
(a) Fade into anonymity.
(b) Introduce himself to everyone.
(c) Listen to all the gossip around him.
(d) Get straight to work.

8. Why has this person come to talk to Richard in Section II?
(a) To sooth his loneliness.
(b) To enlist him in arguing against Philip Lentz.
(c) To put Philip Lentz in his place.
(d) To support Philip Lentz's theories.

9. What mistake does Diana say Philip Lentz is making in his project?
(a) Not modeling his implementations emotions.
(b) Not giving his implementations audio input.
(c) Not giving his implementations motivation to answer correctly.
(d) Not giving his implementations visual input.

10. Where did Richard live with C.?
(a) In B.
(b) In London.
(c) In U.
(d) In Paris.

11. What was Richard admitted to after he parted with C.?
(a) A teaching job.
(b) A research position.
(c) A think tank.
(d) A Ph.D. program.

12. What are Philip Lentz and his friends discussing when Richard joins them?
(a) When the global economy will collapse.
(b) Whether a machine could read philosophy.
(c) Whether a person can comprehend the full extent of his or her reading.
(d) What kind of progress remains to be made in astrophysics.

13. Why does C. not join Richard in his plans?
(a) She does not trust him.
(b) She is involved with someone.
(c) She does not have enough money to come with him.
(d) She just was accepted into a graduate program.

14. What is Richard having difficulty with in the present moment, in the beginning of section II?
(a) Getting paid.
(b) Devising a plot for his next novel.
(c) Remembering things.
(d) Getting in touch with his editor.

15. How does Harold Plover treat Richard at lunch?
(a) He confides in him.
(b) He insults him.
(c) He encourages him.
(d) He baits him.