1. As Jake lies in bed, what does he start thinking about that keeps him from sleeping?
(a) He thinks about Robert Cohn and South America.
(b) He thinks about the war injury he received in Italy and about what might have happened to the other men who were with him in the hospital.
(c) He thinks about all the work he has to do the next day and if he will meet his deadlines.
(d) He thinks about going on a trip to the bull-fights.

2. How does Jake describe being in love to Brett?
(a) He thinks love is
(b) He believes love if not what the poets says it is.
(c) He says that being in love is fun and an enjoyable feeling.
(d) He thinks love is for the birds.

3. As Frances continues her tirade against Cohn, what does she think is the real reason why he won't marry her?
(a) He feels he is not good enough for her.
(b) His children would be hurt by the marriage.
(c) He wouldn't be able to hang out in the cafes as much.
(d) It would be romantic to say that he had a mistress for two years.

4. Why does Jake ask Georgette, the prostitute, to have dinner with him?
(a) He feels sorry for her and hopes to talk her into a different lifestyle.
(b) He hopes it will lead to a more intimate time later in the evening.
(c) He thinks she looks down and out and could use a good meal.
(d) He thinks it would be nice to eat with someone.

5. Who does Brett's friend, Zizi, introduce her to when she and Jake go into the Café Select?
(a) Robert Cohn
(b) Count Mippipopolous
(c) Aloysius Kirby
(d) Marshal Ney