2. Who does the narrator think wakes him up the evening after sleeping by the church?
(a) The vicar.
(b) A policeman.
(c) His old landlady.
(d) An old friend.

3. About what food does the narrator fantasize as he walks away?
(a) Porridge.
(b) Soup.
(c) Rye bread.
(d) Cornmeal.

4. From what is the dog's collar made?
(a) Brazilian gold.
(b) Moroccan leather.
(c) Iron chains.
(d) Mexican silver.

5. For which paper does the narrator say he works?
(a) Viking.
(b) Evening Times.
(c) Afternoon Times.
(d) Morning Times.

6. What weapon does the guard at the firehouse carry?
(a) An ax.
(b) A pistol.
(c) A sword.
(d) A cudgel.

7. What does the narrator say is the nicest object in his apartment?
(a) The double bed.
(b) The rocking chair.
(c) The stove.
(d) The painting.

8. Of what is the woman in black's umbrella ring made?
(a) Rubber.
(b) Ivory.
(c) Gold.
(d) Silver.

9. For whom does the woman mistake the narrator?
(a) An actor.
(b) A beggar.
(c) A thief.
(d) A parson.

10. What do the narrator and engineer drink?
(a) Tea.
(b) Coffee.
(c) Wine.
(d) Beer.

11. What can the narrator hear coming from the Student's Promenade?
(a) Band music.
(b) Voices arguing.
(c) Loud laughter.
(d) A student shouting.

12. By what is the girl shocked when she comes up to the narrator in the street?
(a) His trousers.
(b) His face.
(c) His jewelry.
(d) His shoes.

13. What does the narrator call the woman who appears at the window of 2 St. Olaf's Place?
(a) Ylayali.
(b) Margerita.
(c) Anna.
(d) Kajlinka.

14. In his desperation, what does the narrator intend to sell to the pawnbroker?
(a) His shoes.
(b) His trousers.
(c) His shirt.
(d) His buttons.

15. What does the narrator discover in the darkness of his cell?
(a) Despair.
(b) A new word.
(c) His keys.
(d) A rat.