1. What happens when Genly speaks before the Thirty-Three?
(a) Genly is deported by the Thirty-Three.
(b) Obsle becomes afraid of him and cancels the reception that was scheduled for him.
(c) News of Genly finally became public knowledge in Orgoreyn.
(d) Obsle becomes convinced that Genly is a good person.

2. What answer (in part) does the king receive?
(a) I sent Genly to you to ask your nation to join the Ekumen.
(b) I do not know what makes a man a traitor.
(c) I want Gethen to join the Ekumen to promote universal peace and harmony.
(d) I do not know what makes a man loyal.

3. What does Odren tell Lord Berosty's kemmering?
(a) He tells the kemmering that he and Lord Berosty will die at the same time.
(b) He tells the kemmering that he will outlive Lord Berosty.
(c) Odren tells the kemmering that Lord Berosty will live longer than the kemmering does.
(d) He tells the kemmering that he made a mistake and that Lord Berosty won't be dying any time soon.

4. What does Genly learn during his lunch with the local politicians?
(a) He learns that Slose wants to make a religion out of him.
(b) He learns that his life is in danger.
(c) He learns that the King's child was born that morning, but survived less than an hour.
(d) He learns what the Sarf is.

5. What, in the report documented in Chapter 7, does the Investigator say is an "appalling experience?"
(a) Being judged as a human.
(b) Watching a Gethenian give birth.
(c) Having sex with a Gethenian.
(d) Being judged as a Gethenian.