3. How does Ossip respond to Maga's simple question in Chapter 25?
(a) He ignores her.
(b) He laughs.
(c) He sighs.
(d) He kisses her.

4. In Chapter 15, Horatio privately wonders whether his education has turned him into what?
(a) A cretin.
(b) A prude.
(c) A fool.
(d) An egotist.

5. How does Guy Monod attempt to kill himself?
(a) He swallows garenal.
(b) He cuts his wrists.
(c) He jumps from his second story window.
(d) He overdoses on heroin.

6. Why is Pola dying in Chapter 27?
(a) She has typhus.
(b) She is run down by a car.
(c) She has breast cancer.
(d) She is very old.

7. What area of Paris is Horacio searching for La Maga in Chapter 1?
(a) Montparnasse.
(b) Ponts des Arts.
(c) Champs d'Elysee.
(d) Montmartre.

8. What mythical creature do Maga and Horacio playfully turn each other into in Chapter 7?
(a) A cyclops.
(b) A satyr.
(c) A hydra.
(d) A centaur.

9. In the Times of London article of Chapter 130, what new invention is injuring boys?
(a) The air gun.
(b) The bicycle.
(c) The wrist-watch.
(d) The zipper.

10. Why does Maga say she won't go to sleep in Chapter 26?
(a) She is not tired.
(b) Horacio will be back for his things.
(c) Rocamadour is still sick.
(d) It would be rude to Ossip.

11. In Chapter 93, what does La Maga fear is becoming an obsession for Horacio?
(a) Morelli.
(b) Dialectics.
(c) Her.
(d) Parisian life.

12. At the end of Chapter 24, what does Maga say she does not want to do with Rocamadour?
(a) Take him to a hospital.
(b) Send him back to the country.
(c) Hold him.
(d) Feed him.

13. How does Ossip describe himself in Chapter 24?
(a) An intellect.
(b) A voyeur.
(c) An explorer.
(d) A lover.

14. Which philosopher does Horacio cite in his ruminations of Chapter 3?
(a) Socrates.
(b) Descartes.
(c) Hegel.
(d) Hume.

15. What famous American litigator is quoted in Chapter 117?
(a) William Kunzler.
(b) William Jennings Bryant.
(c) John Jay.
(d) Clarence Darrow.