The Third Level

What does 'The Third Level' refer to?

• a level in the game that Charley was playing

• the third floor of the Roosevelt Hotel

• an additional imaginary floor at the Grand Central Station

• the third floor of the office where Charley was working

Charley says, "Yes, I’ve taken the obvious step". Which step is he talking about?

• entering the Third level

• narrating the incident to his wife

• talking to the railroad authorities about the incident

• talking to his psychiatrist friend about the incident

The psychiatrist friend of Charley finds Charley's entering the Third Level at the Grand Central Station as _____________.

• Idiotic

• a waking-dream wish fulfillment

• bizarre

• normal

According to the psychiatrist friend of Charley, Charley's habit of stamp collecting was ____________.

• encouraging

• unusual

• a ‘temporary refuge from reality’

• a habit worth inculcating

Why did Charley decide to take the subway from Grand Central?

• so that he can reach the Third Level.

• as it was cheaper.

• so that he could travel with his friend.

• as he was in a hurry and it was faster than bus.

Charley entered Grand Central from____________.

• the lobby of the Roosevelt Hotel

• Forty-sixth Street

• Vanderbilt Avenue

• Central park

Charley compares Grand Central Station with a/an ____________.

• swift animal

• tree

• river

• ocean

According to Charley, for so many people through the years Grand Central has been _____________.

• the preferred destination

• a point of meeting and sharing

• an exit, a way of escape

• All of these

Which one of these was NOT seen by Charley when he landed at the Third Level?

• The man in the booth wearing a green eyeshade

• flickering gaslights

• so many beards, sideburns and fancy mustaches

• people lining up for the approaching metro

What Charley saw at the Third Level of the Grand Central resembled the atmosphere of __________.

• 1880s

• 1890s

• 1950s

• 1980s