1. How does protagonist Sherman McCoy often refer to himself and his fellow associates? "Master Brokers" "The King Of The Hill" "Master Of The Universe" "The Bond Bores"

2. When Sherman McCoy picks up Maria Ruskin at the airport and they miss a turn heading toward Manhattan, what part of New York do they wind up in? Harlem The South Bronx Brooklyn Staten Island

3. Who was driving Sherman McCoy's Mercedes when the car struck Henry Lamb? Sherman McCoy The Driver Was Never Identified Roland Auburn Maria Ruskin

4. Reporter Peter Fallow worked for which publication? Time New York Observer The City Light New York Times

5. What black leader in the Harlem community turned the accident which involved Henry Lamb into a political case which would benefit him and the causes he was working for? Roland Auburn Reverend Reginald Bacon Lawrence Kramer The Mayor

6. What is "The Rent-Controlled Love Nest?" The Rent-Controlled apartment where Sherman McCoy and Maria Ruskin meet The apartment where Judy McCoy entertaines her male friends The bar where Roland Auburn works Peter Fallow's nickname for Arthur Ruskin's house

7. By the end of the novel, who else had used "The Rent-Controlled Love Nest?" Reverend Bacon Thomas Killian Lawrence Kramer Annie Lamb

8. Why was the reckless endangerment case against Sherman McCoy dismissed? Henry Lamb recovered from his injuries It wasn't dismissed. He was found innocent. Maria Ruskin, a chief witness for the prosecution, had perjured herself while testifying It wasn't dismissed. He was found guilty.

9. At the end of the novel, why was Real Estate broker Sally Rawthrote suing Sherman McCoy? She was not suing Sherman McCoy He had sold her some worthless bonds He slugged her on the sidewalk She was sued for the commission she had obtained from selling Sherman McCoy's apartment

10. What is "The Favor Bank?" The bank where Sherman McCoy hides his money An informal method in New York City's legal system where friends help each other An expression that Maria Ruskin uses when she discusses past boyfriends Part of chinese legal theory