What was Rudolf Steiner doing when he first saw the African man handing out cards?
1. Looking for the beautiful woman who put the hot buttered roll in his hand.
2. Thinking about whether to go to the theatre or see a show.
3. Walking around to see if anything unexpected or unusual might happen.
Why were there teeth chattering outside the restaurant?
1. It was a very cold night.
2. To get people to try the food.
3. To advertise a businesses upstairs.
Why did the African man give Rudolf a card with "The Green Door" written on it?
1. Rudolf looked like the type of person who would help the girl upstairs.
2. Rudolf did not look like he needed to see a dentist.
3. Rudolf looked like the type of person who goes to the theater.
What made Rudolf choose the girl's door?
1. All the doors were green so he knocked on the first one he came to.
2. It was dark and the girl's door was the only green one that he could see.
3. It was a mistake. He was looking for the room of a friend from work.
Why did the girl faint when she opened the green door?
1. Rudolf accidentally hit her on the nose.
2. She was very weak from not eating.
3. She was afraid of what might be there.
Why didn't the girl talk to Rudolf as she ate?
1. He wouldn't let her eat the Dill pickle first.
2. She thought that his help was a natural thing.
3. She was very hungry and needed to eat first.
Why didn't the girl have any money?
1. She had to send money to support her family.
2. She had lost it all playing cards with dishonest men.
3. The owner of the shop she worked in had treated her badly.
What did Rudolf and the girl have in common?
1. They were both alone in the city.
2. They both loved looking for adventure.
3. They had both read 'Junie's Love Test'.
What information did Rudolf decide not to tell the girl?
1. The reason that he knocked on her door.
2. That she won't get him out of her life so easily.
3. The name of the piano tuner who lived in her building.
At the end of the story, what does Rudolf say led him to the girl's door?
1. The spirit of adventure.
2. The hand of fate.
3. One of the African's cards.