2. How does Hilde feel about Sophie?
(a) Hilde is angry with Sophie.
(b) Hilde is jealous of Sophie.
(c) Hilde feels sorry for Sophie.
(d) Hilde dislikes Sophie.

3. As the garden party ends, what do Sophie and Alberto do?
(a) Find the ringed binder.
(b) Drive to the Cathedral.
(c) Get a boat.
(d) Run to the cabin.

4. What do Joanna and Jeremy do at the garden party?
(a) Wreck the Corvette.
(b) Drive away.
(c) Steal Sophie's Barbie doll.
(d) Kiss passionately.

5. How does Alberto plan to escape the Major's story?
(a) With bribery and trickery.
(b) By leaving Sophie behind.
(c) Alberto abandons this idea.
(d) Between the lines of the book.

6. To Sartre, what is existentialism?
(a) Putting others ahead of yourself.
(b) The belief that love does not exist.
(c) Man creates himself and his values.
(d) A path to leaving all danger.

7. What is an example of negative results of natural selection?
(a) The theft of DNA.
(b) The overuse of antibiotics.
(c) Rabid dogs.
(d) Hyperactive children.

8. What angers Alberto at the Cinderella Cafe?
(a) He cannot be seen and people walk on him.
(b) Sophie won't stop pestering him.
(c) He cannot make the coffee dispenser work.
(d) His money is the wrong kind.

9. According to Freud, why do women suffer from various neuroses?
(a) Women have more duties than others.
(b) Women have an image and they strive to meet it.
(c) Women often suppress their desires because they feel guilty.
(d) Women feel they cannot meet the expectations of their peers and spouses.

10. What is the little Match Girl like?
(a) A democrat.
(b) A socialist.
(c) A communist.
(d) A transcendentalist.

11. What trails the plane that Alberto and Sophie see?
(a) Black smoke.
(b) Another plane.
(c) A skydiver.
(d) A banner saying "Happy Birthday, Hilde."

12. Why is it important the Major may not know the real meaning of his unconscious thoughts and desires?
(a) That makes Hilde able to lie to him.
(b) That gives Alberto and Sophie a chance to escape.
(c) That makes him susceptible to a writing error.
(d) That allows him to do well at his job.

13. What does Hilde agree with Alberto about concerning her father's treatment of the characters?
(a) His demeanor is snobbish.
(b) He is dangerous.
(c) His career takes precedence over everything.
(d) He is too manipulating.

14. According to Alberto, what happens to Romantics when they reach the age of 30?
(a) They begin revisiting their early life dreams.
(b) They often either die of despair or disease, or become very conservative.
(c) They move to another country.
(d) They return to school in search of a new career.

15. What does Kierkegaard accuse Hegel of doing?
(a) Conforming to society's standards.
(b) Abandoning thoughts of the individual.
(c) Using the ignorance of the mass to his advantage.
(d) Stealing from the wealthy.