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Test Bank for Quantitative Methods for Business, 13th Edition
1. Whenever total supply is less than total demand in a transportation problem, the LP model does not determine how the
unsatisfied demand is handled.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
2. Converting a transportation problem LP from cost minimization to profit maximization requires only changing the
objective function; the conversion does not affect the constraints.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
3. A transportation problem with 3 sources and 4 destinations will have 7 decision variables.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
4. If a transportation problem has four origins and five destinations, the LP formulation of the problem will have nine
constraints.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
5. The capacitated transportation problem includes constraints which reflect limited capacity on a route.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
6. When the number of agents exceeds the number of tasks in an assignment problem, one or more dummy tasks must be
introduced in the LP formulation or else the LP will not have a feasible solution.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
POINTS: 1
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TOPICS: Assignment problem
7. A transshipment constraint must contain a variable for every arc entering or leaving the node.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transshipment problem
9. Transshipment problem allows shipments both in and out of some nodes while transportation problems do not.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation and transshipment problems
10. A dummy origin in a transportation problem is used when supply exceeds demand.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
11. When a route in a transportation problem is unacceptable, the corresponding variable can be removed from the LP
formulation.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
12. In the LP formulation of a maximal flow problem, a conservation-of-flow constraint ensures that an arc's flow
capacity is not exceeded.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Maximal flow problem
14. The direction of flow in the shortest-route problem is always out of the origin node and into the destination node.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Shortest-route problem
15. A transshipment problem is a generalization of the transportation problem in which certain nodes are neither supply
nodes nor destination nodes.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transshipment problem
16. The assignment problem is a special case of the transportation problem in which all supply and demand values equal
one.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
17. A transportation problem with 3 sources and 4 destinations will have 7 variables in the objective function.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
19. In a transportation problem with total supply equal to total demand, if there are four origins and seven destinations,
and there is a unique optimal solution, the optimal solution will utilize 11 shipping routes.
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a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
20. In the general assignment problem, one agent can be assigned to several tasks.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
21. In a capacitated transshipment problem, some or all of the transfer points are subject to capacity restrictions.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transshipment problem
Multiple Choice
22. The problem which deals with the distribution of goods from several sources to several destinations is the
a. maximal flow problem
b. transportation problem
c. assignment problem
d. shortest-route problem
ANSWER: b
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
26. Which of the following is not true regarding the linear programming formulation of a transportation problem?
a. Costs appear only in the objective function.
b. The number of variables is (number of origins) x (number of destinations).
c. The number of constraints is (number of origins) x (number of destinations).
d. The constraints' left-hand side coefficients are either 0 or 1.
ANSWER: c
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
27. The difference between the transportation and assignment problems is that
a. total supply must equal total demand in the transportation problem
b. the number of origins must equal the number of destinations in the transportation problem
c. each supply and demand value is 1 in the assignment problem
d. there are many differences between the transportation and assignment problems
ANSWER: c
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
30. Which of the following is not true regarding an LP model of the assignment problem?
a. Costs appear in the objective function only.
b. All constraints are of the ≥ form.
c. All constraint left-hand side coefficient values are 1.
d. All decision variable values are either 0 or 1.
ANSWER: b
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
31. The assignment problem constraint x31 + x32 + x33 + x34 ≤ 2 means
a. agent 3 can be assigned to 2 tasks.
b. agent 2 can be assigned to 3 tasks.
c. a mixture of agents 1, 2, 3, and 4 will be assigned to tasks.
d. there is no feasible solution.
ANSWER: a
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
35. Consider a shortest route problem in which a bank courier must travel between branches and the main operations
center. When represented with a network,
a. the branches are the arcs and the operations center is the node.
b. the branches are the nodes and the operations center is the source.
c. the branches and the operations center are all nodes and the streets are the arcs.
d. the branches are the network and the operations center is the node.
ANSWER: c
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Shortest-route problem
37. Consider a maximal flow problem in which vehicle traffic entering a city is routed among several routes before
eventually leaving the city. When represented with a network,
a. the nodes represent stoplights.
b. the arcs represent one way streets.
c. the nodes represent locations where speed limits change.
d. None of the alternatives is correct.
ANSWER: b
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Maximal flow problem
41. The network flows into and out of demand nodes are what makes the production and inventory application modeled in
the textbook a
a. shortest-route model.
b. maximal flow model.
c. transportation model
d. transshipment model
ANSWER: d
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: A production and inventory application
ANSWER:
Min 5X1A + 6X1B + 4X2A + 2X2B + 3X3A + 6X3B + 9X 4A + 7X4B
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POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
44. Canning Transport is to move goods from three factories to three distribution centers. Information about the move is
given below. Give the network model and the linear programming model for this problem.
Source Supply Destination Demand
A 200 X 50
B 100 Y 125
C 150 Z 125
Shipping costs are:
Destination
Source X Y Z
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A 3 2 5
B 9 10 --
C 5 6 4
(Source B cannot ship to destination Z)
ANSWER:
45. The following table shows the unit shipping cost between cities, the supply at each source city, and the demand at
each destination city. The Management Scientist solution is shown. Report the optimal solution.
Destination
Source Terre Haute Indianapolis Ft. Wayne South Bend Supply
St. Louis 8 6 12 9 100
Evansville 5 5 10 8 100
Bloomington 3 2 9 10 100
Demand 150 60 45 45
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
*****************************
OBJECTIVE: MINIMIZATION
46. After some special presentations, the employees of the AV Center have to move projectors back to classrooms. The
table below indicates the buildings where the projectors are now (the sources), where they need to go (the destinations),
and a measure of the distance between sites.
Destination
Source Business Education Parsons Hall Holmstedt Hall Supply
Baker Hall 10 9 5 2 35
Tirey Hall 12 11 1 6 10
Arena 15 14 7 6 20
Demand 12 20 10 10
a. If you were going to write this as a linear programming model, how many decision variables would there be, and how
many constraints would there be?
The solution to this problem is shown below. Use it to answer the questions b - e.
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TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM
*****************************
OPTIMAL TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE
****************************************
FROM TO DESTINATION
FROM ORIGIN 1 2 3 4
------------------- ------ ------ ------ ------
1 12 20 0 3
2 0 0 10 0
3 0 0 0 7
47. Show both the network and the linear programming formulation for this assignment problem.
Task
Person A B C D
1 9 5 4 2
2 12 6 3 5
3 11 6 5 7
ANSWER:
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
49. A professor has been contacted by four not-for-profit agencies that are willing to work with student consulting teams.
The agencies need help with such things as budgeting, information systems, coordinating volunteers, and forecasting.
Although each of the four student teams could work with any of the agencies, the professor feels that there is a difference
in the amount of time it would take each group to solve each problem. The professor's estimate of the time, in days, is
given in the table below. Use the computer solution to see which team works with which project.
Projects
Team Budgeting Information Volunteers Forecasting
A 32 35 15 27
B 38 40 18 35
C 41 42 25 38
D 45 45 30 42
ASSIGNMENT PROBLEM
************************
OBJECTIVE: MINIMIZATION
ANSWER:
Min 3x16 + 2x14 + 3x15 + 5x24 + 6x25 + 2x32 + 8x 34 + 10x35 + 5x46 + 9x47 + 12x56 + 15x57
51. Peaches are to be transported from three orchard regions to two canneries. Intermediate stops at a consolidation station
are possible.
Shipment costs are shown in the table below. Where no cost is given, shipments are not possible. Where costs are shown,
shipments are possible in either direction. Draw the network model for this problem.
R SS OF W N S M
Riverside 1 5 3
Sunny Side 4 5
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Old Farm 6 3
Waterford 2 2 4
Northside 5 9
Sanderson 2
Millville
ANSWER:
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transshipment problem
52. RVW (Restored Volkswagens) buys 15 used VW's at each of two car auctions each week held at different locations. It
then transports the cars to repair shops it contracts with. When they are restored to RVW's specifications, RVW sells 10
each to three different used car lots. There are various costs associated with the average purchase and transportation prices
from each auction to each repair shop. Also there are transportation costs from the repair shops to the used car lots. RVW
is concerned with minimizing its total cost given the costs in the table below.
a. Given the costs below, draw a network representation for this problem.
Repair Shops Used Car Lots
S1 S2 L1 L2 L3
Auction 1 550 500 250 300 500
S1
Auction 2 600 450 350 650 450
S2
a.
53. Consider the network below. Formulate the LP for finding the shortest-route path from node 1 to node 7.
ANSWER:
Min 10X12 + 12X13 + 4X24 + 8X25 + 7X35 + 9X36 + 4X 42 + 3X45
54. Consider the following shortest-route problem involving six cities with the distances given. Draw the network for this
problem and formulate the LP for finding the shortest distance from City 1 to City 6.
Path Distance
1 to 2 3
1 to 3 2
2 to 4 4
2 to 5 5
3 to 4 3
3 to 5 7
4 to 6 6
5 to 6 2
ANSWER:
55. A beer distributor needs to plan how to make deliveries from its warehouse (Node 1) to a supermarket (Node 7), as
shown in the network below. Develop the LP formulation for finding the shortest route from the warehouse to the
supermarket.
ANSWER:
Min 3X12 + 3X15 + 12X16 + 5X23 + 5X32 + 6X34 + 6X 43
+ 4X46 + 5X47 + 8X56 + 4X64 + 8X65 + 3X67
56. Consider the following shortest-route problem involving seven cities. The distances between the cities are given
below. Draw the network model for this problem and formulate the LP for finding the shortest route from City 1 to City 7.
Path Distance
1 to 2 6
1 to 3 10
1 to 4 7
2 to 3 4
2 to 5 5
3 to 4 5
3 to 5 2
3 to 6 4
4 to 6 8
5 to 7 7
6 to 7 5
ANSWER:
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Min 6X12 + 10X13 + 7X14 + 4X23 + 5X25 + 4X32 + 5X34 + 2X35 + 4X36
+ 5X43 + 8X46 + 5X52 + 2X53 + 7X57 + 4X63 + 8X64 + 5X67
57. The network below shows the flows possible between pairs of six locations. Formulate an LP to find the maximal flow
possible from Node 1 to Node 6.
ANSWER:
Min X61
s.t.
X12 + X13 + X15 − X61 =0
X23 + X 24 − X12 − X32 =0
X32 + X34 + X35 − X13 − X23 − X53 = 0
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58. A network of railway lines connects the main lines entering and leaving a city. Speed limits, track reconstruction, and
train length restrictions lead to the flow diagram below, where the numbers represent how many cars can pass per hour.
Formulate an LP to find the maximal flow in cars per hour from Node 1 to Node F.
ANSWER:
Min XF1
s.t.
X12 + X15 + X16 − XF1 =0
X23 + X24 − X 12 =0
X34 − X23 =0
X48 + X4F − X24 − X34 − X84 = 0
X57 − X15 =0
X67 + X69 − X16 − X76 =0
X76 + X79 − X57 − X67 =0
X84 + X89 + X8F − X48 − X98 = 0
X98 + X9F − X69 − X79 − X89 = 0
XF1 − X4F − X8F − X9F =0
X12 ≤ 500 X15 ≤ 300 X16 ≤ 600
59. Fodak must schedule its production of camera film for the first four months of the year. Film demand (in 1,000s of
rolls) in January, February, March and April is expected to be 300, 500, 650 and 400, respectively. Fodak's production
capacity is 500 thousand rolls of film per month. The film business is highly competitive, so Fodak cannot afford to lose
sales or keep its customers waiting. Meeting month i 's demand with month i +1's production is unacceptable.
Film produced in month i can be used to meet demand in month i or can be held in inventory to meet demand in month i
+1 or month i +2 (but not later due to the film's limited shelflife). There is no film in inventory at the start of January.
The film's production and delivery cost per thousand rolls will be $500 in January and February. This cost will increase to
$600 in March and April due to a new labor contract. Any film put in inventory requires additional transport costing $100
per thousand rolls. It costs $50 per thousand rolls to hold film in inventory from one month to the next.
a. Modeling this problem as a transshipment problem, draw the network representation.
b. Formulate and solve this problem as a linear program.
ANSWER:
a.
60. Find the maximal flow from node 1 to node 7 in the following network.
The LP was solved using The Management Scientist. Two solutions are given below.
61. A foreman is trying to assign crews to produce the maximum number of parts per hour of a certain product. He has
three crews and four possible work centers. The estimated number of parts per hour for each crew at each work center is
summarized below. Solve for the optimal assignment of crews to work centers.
Work Center
WC1 WC2 WC3 WC4
Crew A 15 20 18 30
Crew B 20 22 26 30
Crew C 25 26 27 30
ANSWER: OBJECTIVE FUNCTION VALUE = 82.000
VARIABLE VALUE REDUCED COST
AA1 0.000 12.000
AA2 0.000 0.000
AA3 0.000 0.000
AA4 1.000 1.000
AB1 0.000 2.000
AB2 0.000 4.000
AB3 1.000 0.000
AB4 0.000 0.000
AC1 0.000 12.000
AC2 1.000 0.000
AC3 0.000 0.000
AC4 0.000 1.000
AD1 1.000 2.000
AD2 0.000 4.000
AD3 0.000 0.000
AD4 0.000 0.000
62. A plant manager for a sporting goods manufacturer is in charge of assigning the manufacture of four new aluminum
products to four different departments. Because of varying expertise and workloads, the different departments can
produce the new products at various rates. If only one product is to be produced by each department and the daily output
rates are given in the table below, which department should manufacture which product to maximize total daily product
output? (Note: Department 1 does not have the facilities to produce golf clubs.)
Min Z = 100x1+60x2+80x4+100x5+80x6+140x7+100x8+110x9
+75x10+150x11+120x12+85x13+50x14+100x15+75x16
S.T. x1 + x2 + x4 = 1
x5 + x6 + x7 + x8 = 1
x9 + x10 + x11 + x12 = 1
x13 + x14 + x15 + x16 = 1
x1 + x5 + x9 + x13 = 1
x2 + x6 + x10 + x14 = 1
x7 + x11 + x15 = 1
x4 + x8 + x12 + x16 = 1
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
63. A clothing distributor has four warehouses which serve four large cities. Each warehouse has a monthly capacity of
5,000 blue jeans. They are considering using a transportation LP approach to match demand and capacity. The following
table provides data on their shipping cost, capacity, and demand constraints on a per-month basis. Develop a linear
programming model for this problem.
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ANSWER:
Xij = each combination of warehouse i and city j
Min .53XAE + .21XAF + .52XAG + .41XAH + .31XBE + .38XBF + .41XBG + .29XBH
+ .56XCE + .32XCF + .54XCG + .33XCH + .42XDE + .55XDF + .34XDG + .52XDH
st XAE + XAF + XAG + XAH 5,000 XAE + XBE + XCE + XDE = 2,000
XBE + XBF + XBG + XBH 5,000 XAF + XBF + XCF + XDF = 3,000
XCE + XCF + XCG + XCH 5,000 XAG + XBG + XCG + XDG = 3,500
XDE + XDF + XDG + XDH 5,000 XAH + XBH + XCH + XDH = 5,500
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
64. A computer manufacturing company wants to develop a monthly plan for shipping finished products from three of its
manufacturing facilities to three regional warehouses. It is thinking about using a transportation LP formulation to exactly
match capacities and requirements. Data on transportation costs (in dollars per unit), capacities, and requirements are
given below.
Warehouse
Plant 1 2 3 Capacities
A 2.41 1.63 2.09 4,000
B 3.18 5.62 1.74 6,000
C 4.12 3.16 3.09 3,000
Requirement 8,000 2,000 3,000
a. How many variables are involved in the LP formulation?
b. How many constraints are there in this problem?
c. What is the constraint corresponding to Plant B?
d. What is the constraint corresponding to Warehouse 3?
ANSWER:
The problem formulation is shown below. Use it to answer the questions a - d.
a. 9 variables
b. 6 constraints
c. XB1 + XB2 + XB3 = 6,000
d. XA3 + XB3 +XC3 = 3,000
POINTS: 1
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TOPICS: Transportation problem
65. A large book publisher has five manuscripts that must be edited as soon as possible. Five editors are available for
doing the work, however their working times on the various manuscripts will differ based on their backgrounds and
interests. The publisher wants to use an assignment method to determine who does what manuscript. Estimates of editing
times (in hours) for each manuscript by each editor are:
Editor
Manuscript Uley Vargas Way York Zee
A 12 8 10 16 13
B 9 10 14 13 9
C 17 14 9 18 12
D 15 7 11 9 18
E 12 18 22 11 27
Develop the LP formulation for this problem.
ANSWER:
One variable for each combination of manuscript and editor, 25 total
1 constraint for each manuscript (5) and 1 constraint for each editor (5); 10 total
Min 12AU + 8AV + 10AW + 16AY + 13AZ
+ 9BU + 10BV + 14BW + 13BY + 9BZ
+ 17CU + 14CV + 9CW+ 18CY + 12CZ
+ 15DU + 7DV + 11DW + 9DY + 18DZ
+ 12EU + 18EV + 22EW + 11EY + 27EZ
st AU + AV + AW + AY + AZ = 1 AU+ BU + CU + DU + EU = 1
BU + BV + BW + BY + BZ = 1 AV+ BV + CV + DV + EV = 1
CU + CV + CW + CY + CZ = 1 AW+ BW + CW + DW + EW = 1
DU + DV + DW + DY + DZ = 1 AY+ BY + CY + DY + EY = 1
EU + EV + EW + EY + EZ = 1 AZ+ BZ + CZ + DZ + EZ = 1
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
66. A Japanese Company is trying to decide between two alternative locations, C and D, for making their new wrist
cellular telephone using the LP transportation method. They currently have two factories, A and B, working 24 hours per
day but cannot keep up with demand. Costs are on a per-unit basis. Monthly data relating locations with centers of
demand are:
Demand Centers Factory
Factories U.S. Canada Mexico Output
Existing A .12 .38 .65 8,000
Existing B .23 .16 .23 5,000
Proposed C .20 .26 .37 5,000
Proposed D .18 .31 .34 5,000
Min. Demand 6,000 6,000 6,000
Formulate two transportation LPs, one including Proposed C factory and the other including Proposed D factory, that
could be solved to determine the lower-cost choice of new factories.
ANSWER:
Proposed Factory C:
Min .12AU + .38AC + .65AM + .23BU + .16BC
+.23BM + .20CU + .26CC + .37CM
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st AU + AC + AM 8,000 AU + BU + CU = 6,000
BU + BC + BM 5,000 AC + BC + CC = 6,000
CU + CC + CM 5,000 AM + BM + CM = 6,000
Proposed location D:
Min .12AU + .38AC + .65AM + .23BU + .16BC
+.23BM + .18DU + .31DC + .34DM
st AU + AC + AM 8,000 AU + BU + DU = 6,000
BU + BC + BM 5,000 AC + BC + DC = 6,000
DU + DC + DM
≤
5,000 AM + BM + DM = 6,000
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
67. The Emerald Valley Country Club has three tractors that are used for cutting grass. Each is of a different size and has
different capabilities. The largest tractor cuts fairways and other large areas very efficiently, but has trouble around
bunkers and trees. The smallest tractor cuts very quickly around small objects but takes more time on the open expanses
of grass. The middle-sized tractor operates as a compromise between the other two. The 18-hole golf course is divided
into three parts for cutting purposes: holes 1‑6; holes 7‑12; and holes 13‑18. The club wants to determine which tractor
should be assigned to which part of the course so as to minimize total cutting time. The table shows cutting times (in
minutes) for the tractors in each of the three sections of the golf course:
Section of Course
Tractor 1‑6 7‑12 13‑18
Large 270 473 512
Medium 386 395 483
Small 456 409 476
Formulate this assignment problem as an LP.
ANSWER:
Xi = each combination of tractor and section; 9 total
Min 270X1 + 473X2 + 512X3 + 386X4 + 395X5 + 483X6 + 456X7 + 409X8 + 476X9
st L1 + L7 + L13 = 1 L1 + M1 + S1 = 1
M1 + M7 + M13 = 1 L7 + M7 + S7 = 1
S1 + S7 + S13 = 1 L13 +M13 + S13 = 1
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
Essay
68. Explain how the general linear programming model of the assignment problem can be modified to handle problems
involving a maximization function, unacceptable assignments, and supply not equally demand.
ANSWER: Answer not provided.
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Assignment problem
69. Define the variables and constraints necessary in the LP formulation of the transshipment problem.
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70. Explain what adjustments can be made to the transportation linear program when there are unacceptable routes.
ANSWER: Answer not provided.
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation problem
72. How is the assignment linear program different from the transportation model?
ANSWER: Answer not provided.
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Transportation and assignment problems
73. Define the variables and constraints necessary in the LP formulation of the maximal flow problem.
ANSWER: Answer not provided.
POINTS: 1
TOPICS: Maximal flow problem
7.
In dvíga in širi se vroče obzorje,
Na nebu razpaljenem solnce gorí,
Vsa zemlja potaplja se v démantno morje,
V polspanju, utrujena v prahu leží.
Tam daleč ječí preperelo drevje,
Kot gole, koščene roké
Razpénja in krči temno vejevje.
V očí skelí zrak težák in suh,
Na prsa pada opojni duh
Razpalih, krvavih rož.
8.
O tebi sem sanjal vse dolge večere,
Kakó sem te čakal, a tebe ni bilo,
Ah, nisi me čula, kakó sem te klícal, —
In zdaj, zaželjena, prišèl je čas ...
Ob grobu tiranovem.
Upognil zdaj si glavo, car,
Če nisi je doslej nikdar.
A ko ga položé v zemljó
Okó nobeno ni mokró.
Ivan Kacijanar.
Kacijanar, vojskovodja slavni,
Ves zamíšljen hodi po šatoru.
Težka skrb mu polni trudno glavo,
Ríše mu na čelo temne črte
In obrvi mu ježí košate.
Polumesec na šatorih belih
Ob ostrogu blíska se krščanskem ...
Ne rešítve in ne krasne zmage, —
Sam in truden, — kakor ranjen sokol
Brez pomóči v jati lačnih vranov ...
In globočja bol v junaških prsih,
In bridkejša skrb na čelu resnem.
Na svatbenem potovanju.
Zašlò je solnce. V tihi mrak
Zagrinja se daljava,
Kot bela tica ladija
Po temnem morju plava;
Na krovu pa mlad mož stojí,
Mehkó na prsih mu sloní
Prelepa mlada žena.
Ungnadovi gostje.
Tam v Urahu, mestu nemškem,
Pri vinu sedíjo možjé;
Jasné se jim temni obrazi,
In govori krasni zvené.