2. What does Albert receive an invitation to in Chapter 4?
(a) A wedding.
(b) A gallery opening.
(c) The Artists' Club.
(d) The Critic's Association.

3. Who is Albert's family physician?
(a) Gottlieb.
(b) Hirsch.
(c) Lampert.
(d) Kaufmann.

4. On their holiday, where do Margot and Albert go in the evenings?
(a) The casino.
(b) To a dancehall.
(c) To a cafe.
(d) To the theatre.

5. What does Baum do for a living?
(a) Baum is a doctor.
(b) Baum is a lawyer.
(c) Baum is a film producer.
(d) Baum is an author.

6. What was Margot wearing when Albert visited her at her new apartment?
(a) A housecoat.
(b) A shift dress.
(c) A kimono.
(d) A red knitted shawl.

7. What does Albert notice as he stands outside his flat door after spending the night with Margot?
(a) He can hear Elisabeth crying.
(b) It is quiet inside.
(c) The temperature is colder than usual.
(d) There is a pile of letters on the ground.

8. Who is the subject of a photographic study in the book Margot reads in Chapter 8?
(a) Hedy Lamar.
(b) Betty Grable.
(c) Greta Garbo.
(d) Joan Crawford.

9. While thinking over her marriage, what sign of Albert's infidelity did Elisabeth come to realize?
(a) The smell of perfume on him.
(b) His late nights away from home.
(c) A strange note she had found.
(d) Lipstick on Albert's handkerchief.

10. What did an old man buy for Margot before dying?
(a) A diamond ring.
(b) A fur.
(c) An apartment.
(d) A bicycle.

11. What does Otto tell Margot to get from Albert?
(a) The keys to his car.
(b) His checkbook.
(c) An engagement ring.
(d) Fifty marks.

12. How late is Margot when she finally arrives at Albert's flat in Chapter 6?
(a) One hour.
(b) Forty-five minutes.
(c) Twenty minutes.
(d) Ten minutes.

13. How does Margot refer to herself in the letter she sends to Albert inviting him to visit her?
(a) As a kitten.
(b) As a fairy.
(c) As a bird.
(d) As a damsel in distress.

14. Who does an Englishwoman mistake Margot for?
(a) An actress.
(b) Albert's daughter.
(c) A waitress.
(d) Her niece.

15. How old is Axel when he meets Margot?
(a) Thirty-four years old.
(b) Thirty years old.
(c) Twenty-five years old.
(d) Nineteen years old.