2. Beside searching the streets and hospitals, where else does the narrator look for the girl?
(a) Other brothels.
(b) The docks.
(c) A shirt factory.
(d) The morgue.

3. The narrator thinks the newspaper offices have been remodeled to resemble a ____.
(a) Space ship.
(b) Brothel.
(c) Dungeon.
(d) Maternity hospital.

4. What does Rosa Cabarcas suggest the narrator do after he destroys the girls room?
(a) Calm down.
(b) Never return.
(c) Go to hell.
(d) Take her home.

5. What does the narrator imagine the girl asking him about at breakfast?
(a) Travels.
(b) His age.
(c) Books.
(d) Latin.

6. The narrator imagines singing love duets by _________ with the girl.
(a) Puccini.
(b) Beethoven.
(c) Manccini.
(d) Bach.

7. One night a man dies of ________ at Rosa Cabarcas' house.
(a) Slit throat.
(b) Poison.
(c) Stab wounds.
(d) Gunshot.

8. What does the narrator's house smell like when he returns to find the leaks from the storm?
(a) Mildew.
(b) The girl.
(c) Rain.
(d) Cat.

9. What does the narrator decide to call the girl?
(a) Delgadina.
(b) La Nina.
(c) Damiana.
(d) Florina.

10. What changed most about the girl in their month apart?
(a) Her hair.
(b) Her hands.
(c) Her face.
(d) Her body.

11. Who sealed up Rosa's house?
(a) Ministry of state.
(b) The police department.
(c) A mysterious neighbor.
(d) The health department.

12. What does the narrator think he is dying from?
(a) A tumor.
(b) Love.
(c) Old age.
(d) A heart attack.

13. For how many days did the narrator try to call Rosa Cabarcas's house, but got no answer?
(a) 6 days.
(b) 10 days.
(c) 4 days.
(d) 5 days.

14. On the nights in December, what does the narrator detect in the air?
(a) Death.
(b) Fire.
(c) Love.
(d) A breeze.

15. Who helps the narrator write a front page story about the dead man?
(a) Legal reporter.
(b) Editor-in-chief.
(c) Rosa Cabarcus.
(d) Crime reporter.