2. What view of the world do Bowles and Pascali have in common?
(a) That everyone has a price.
(b) One of the idea of parallels and symbolism.
(c) That the world does not care who it deceives as long as they have money.
(d) To take care of number one first.

3. Who does Dr. Hogan say is the man to whom Bowles was talking?
(a) The American fisherman named Smith.
(b) An American named Smith.
(c) An Englishman named Jones.
(d) An American named Jones.

4. Who is Pasha deceiving?
(a) Bowles.
(b) The empire.
(c) Pascali.
(d) The English.

5. Why does Pascali want to leave the island?
(a) To go to a cooler climate.
(b) To get away from the unrequited love of Lydia.
(c) To make his way to Constantinople to find his previous reports.
(d) To save his life.

6. What does Pascali take from Bowles' room?
(a) A gold ring from the excavation site.
(b) Nothing.
(c) A plate of olives.
(d) Bowles' journal.

7. Who waits impatiently for all persons to arrive for the meeting?
(a) Bowles and Izzet.
(b) Bowles and Pascali.
(c) Pascali and Izzet.
(d) Bowles.

8. What does Hogan think "terra rossa" means?
(a) The red planet Mars.
(b) He has no idea.
(c) Terracotta, a type of pottery.
(d) Red earth.

9. How would this trait that Bowles sees in Pascali help Bowles?
(a) Bowles can use the romantic side of Pascali to lure him with Lydia.
(b) Bowles can appeal to the high ideals to gain Pascali's help.
(c) It is a corruption to a level necessary to deal with the likes of Izzet and Pasha.
(d) Bowles can offer Pascali a return to his native land.

10. Why does Bowles want a few more days at the site?
(a) To make his getaway on Smith's boat.
(b) To plunder the artifacts more.
(c) To hide his activities.
(d) To make a few more sketches.

11. Who cowers in his palace?
(a) The King of England.
(b) Abdul-Hamid, the Sultan, cowers in his palace, trusting only his harem and guards.
(c) The King of France.
(d) The Kaiser of Germany.

12. Of what does Pascali write to the Sultan again?
(a) Pascali's blending of reality and illusion to create realism in imaginary settings.
(b) The need for more money.
(c) The suspicians he has of Bowles.
(d) The fear he has that he has been discovered.

13. Of what does Bowles accuse Pascali?
(a) Of being an informant.
(b) Of being timid.
(c) Of being insane.
(d) Of being without a conscience.

14. What does Pascali learn about the phrase "terra rossa"?
(a) That it is bauxite, a non-plastic, clay-like material, generally red in color.
(b) That it is slightly radioactive.
(c) That there is actually no such material.
(d) That it is only used in very primative cultures for making wood-fired dishes.

15. What does Pascali figure out about how Bowles will remove the statue from the island?
(a) By ballon in the middle of the night.
(b) By way of Smith's boat.
(c) He's still trying to figure it out.
(d) Through the mountains over to the other side of the island.