2. How do Utz and Marta counter any microphones that may have been planted in the house?
(a) Whisper.
(b) Bang pots.
(c) Talk in code.
(d) Set off alarms.

3. What does the blond woman throw out of the window?
(a) A chicken leg.
(b) A snail.
(c) A lunch box.
(d) A sandwich.

4. Who did Utz fantasize he would meet?
(a) A British heiress.
(b) A fun-loving American.
(c) A lonely middle-aged women.
(d) A teenage girl.

5. What famous explorer is referred to in this section?
(a) James Cook.
(b) Marco Polo.
(c) John Thompson.
(d) Christopher Columbus.

6. What is Utz's bedside lampshade made from?
(a) Leather.
(b) Paper.
(c) Lace.
(d) Silk.

7. What was Bottger's grandfather's occupation?
(a) Blacksmith.
(b) Cobbler.
(c) Silversmith.
(d) Goldsmith.

8. What did Augustus the Strong's granddaughter found?
(a) Czecholovakia.
(b) The Vichy factory.
(c) The CapodiMonte factoy.
(d) Poland.

9. What language does Utz mumble loud enough for the blonde woman to hear?
(a) French.
(b) Czech.
(c) English.
(d) German.

10. In what city does Utz meet Dr. Frankfurter?
(a) Paris.
(b) Vichy.
(c) New York.
(d) Geneva.

11. What city would Utz go to during mushroom season?
(a) Ceske Krumlov.
(b) Ceske Krizove.
(c) Brno.
(d) Liberec.

12. What is the figure of Pulchinella being fed by a young boy?
(a) Spaghetti.
(b) Noodles.
(c) Soup.
(d) Rice.

13. What room does the narrator ask to see?
(a) The kitchen.
(b) The bathroom.
(c) The loinge.
(d) The dining room.

14. What does Utz find disgusting about the woman's legs?
(a) They are unshaved.
(b) They are too fat.
(c) The are full of scabs.
(d) They are too skinny.

15. Whose body did the Christian equate gold to?
(a) Satan.
(b) God.
(c) Mary.
(d) Christ.