1. Fowler wants to make love to Phuong but accepts the opium pipes instead. Why?
(a) It keeps him busy so he does not have time to think about her.
(b) He is more addicted to opium than he is to Phuong.
(c) He knows if he smokes more than four pipes, he will lose his desire for her.
(d) He hopes she will make the first move if he accepts the pipes.

2. Returning to the night Fowler met Pyle, where was he?
(a) He was fishing in the river.
(b) He and Phuong were dining at the Continental.
(c) He was strolling along the rue Catinat.
(d) He was meeting Vigot at the surete.

3. Fowler, who is British, has developed what feeling about Vietnam?
(a) Fowler muses to himself that after two years in Viet Nam, it is truly more his home than Britain.
(b) Fowler sees Vietnam as a hell hole that will implode one day.
(c) Fowler hates Vietnam but loves some of his friends there.
(d) Fowler cannot wait to get back to fish and chips in a London pub.

4. Why does Vigot tell Fowler he is a suspect in the murder?
(a) Fowler is a suspect because he knew Pyle was a double agent.
(b) Fowler is a suspect because he owed Pyle a lot of money.
(c) Fowler is a suspect because he is part of a lover's triangle.
(d) Fowler is a suspect because Pyle had threatened to kill him.

5. While waiting for Pyle who is three hours late, what does Phuong do for Fowler?
(a) She mixes him a martini and rolls him a cigar.
(b) She does an exotic dance for him like she used to do in the bar.
(c) Phuong prepares an opium pipe for Fowler, who smokes it, and then smokes another.
(d) She reads Photoplay Magazine to him.