Free Our Man in Havana Quiz

1)

Hasselbacher had received a phone call: (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

advising him to leave Cuba

threatening him

warning him

asking if his sympathies were with the East or West

2)

Where does Beatrice say she is being sent: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

Monrovia

Jakarta

Teneran

Havana

3)

For Milly's seventeenth birthday, Wormold takes Milly and Hasselbacher to the: (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

Tropicana

Country Club

Nacional

Wonder Bar

4)

Why does the Chief question the reports sent by Wormold? (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

he says the information doesn't sound correct

he wants documentation

the Secret Service is not interested in the drawings

the Americans haven't mentioned anything to theBritish

5)

Why does Wormold insist on Handling his own communication with his agents? (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

Beatrice is afraid to travel to meet them

for security purposes

he has no agents

Beatrice doesn's speak Spanish

6)

How does Wormold find Hasselbacher? (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

unconscious

sleeping in a uniform

angry

drunk

7)

Outside the Chief's office, Wormold asks Hawthorne what is happening and is told: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

a big meeting of officials

a meeting with the police

a meeting with the Chief

a court martial

8)

The solution recommended by the Chief was to have a last report from 59200/5 that announced: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

the project was bogus

the information was planted by the Soviets

the contructions were a failure

the Cubans wouldn't allow the construction

9)

What does Wormold learn from Captain Segura? (from Part 4, Chapter 1)

Raul is dead

Beatrice is a phoney

Professor Sanchez isn't married

Hasselbacher's phone is tapped

10)

Who joins their table at the outing for Milly? (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

Mother Superior

Lopez

Captain Segura

Hawthorne

11)

In regards to Milly, Wormold tells Segura that: (from Part 5, Chapter 4)

he does not approve

Segura should stay away from Milly

he approves of the match

he can talk to her about the subject of marriage

12)

When Hasselbacher asks why Wormold ever began selling information, Wormold responds that he did it for: (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

money

loyalty to Engaldn

excitement

he was trapped and couldn't refuse

13)

What does Wormold find that Beatrice wants him to do: (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

move to a bigger office

intoduce her to his agents

give up the vacuum cleaner business

move to a house

14)

Wormold, sensing Carter doesn't want to leave the hotel, finds that Carter is waiting for: (from Part 5, Chapter 5)

a phone call from Dr. Braun

no one

a call girl

Braun to arrive at his room

15)

What does the Chief want? (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

updated information

documentation

a meeting with Wormold

photographs of the machinery

16)

The plate with no carrots which was served to Wormold is passed down the table when the: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

head waiter seizes it

meal is eaten by Dr. Braun

waiters ignore it

waiters begin to laugh

17)

Wormold tells Carter that he needs to ring: (from Part 5, Chapter 5)

a gun

Braun's phone number

money

his passport

18)

What lent credibility to the drawing submitted by Wormold, according to Hawthorne, was the other sales plans to: (from Part 5, Chapter 1 - Chapter 2)

kidnap Beatrice

discredit Raul

eliminate Wormold

discredit Wormold

19)

The previous morning, the Ambassador was visited by: (from Part 5, Chapter 6)

Mr. Carter

Captain Segura

Dr. Braun

Beatrice

20)

Beatrice says that the only one that didn't want Wormold's blood was: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

the War Office

the Chief

the Admiralty

Hawthorne

21)

When talking to Wormold Captain Segura mentions all but the following: (from Part 4, Chapter 1)

the Shanghai Theater

the postcard Wormold sent to Hasselbacher from Santiago

ProfessorSanchez's wife

his relationship with Milly

22)

Wormold tells Hasselbacher to go home and that he: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

will call as soon as he leaves the dining room

knows about the plot

knows the story that circulated

will eat nothing

23)

What did Hasselbacher say would have happened if he didn't help 'them'? (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

they would kill Wormold

they would kill him

he would be deported

they would have him arrested

24)

Just as he is being announced to speak, he notices that: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

he doesn't feel well

he has forgotten his speech

the man named Carter has a stammering aspirate just as the man on Segura's tape did

the head waiter is watching him

25)

What does Wormold use for the strange machinery sketches: (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

the Atomic Pile vacuum cleaner parts

a carbuerator

his office fan parts

an airplane engine

Our Man in Havana | Quiz

Our Man in Havana | Quiz

Hasselbacher had received a phone call: (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

Where does Beatrice say she is being sent: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

For Milly's seventeenth birthday, Wormold takes Milly and Hasselbacher to the: (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

Why does the Chief question the reports sent by Wormold? (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

Why does Wormold insist on Handling his own communication with his agents? (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

How does Wormold find Hasselbacher? (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

Outside the Chief's office, Wormold asks Hawthorne what is happening and is told: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

The solution recommended by the Chief was to have a last report from 59200/5 that announced: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

What does Wormold learn from Captain Segura? (from Part 4, Chapter 1)

Who joins their table at the outing for Milly? (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

In regards to Milly, Wormold tells Segura that: (from Part 5, Chapter 4)

When Hasselbacher asks why Wormold ever began selling information, Wormold responds that he did it for: (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

What does Wormold find that Beatrice wants him to do: (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

Wormold, sensing Carter doesn't want to leave the hotel, finds that Carter is waiting for: (from Part 5, Chapter 5)

What does the Chief want? (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

The plate with no carrots which was served to Wormold is passed down the table when the: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

Wormold tells Carter that he needs to ring: (from Part 5, Chapter 5)

What lent credibility to the drawing submitted by Wormold, according to Hawthorne, was the other sales plans to: (from Part 5, Chapter 1 - Chapter 2)

The previous morning, the Ambassador was visited by: (from Part 5, Chapter 6)

Beatrice says that the only one that didn't want Wormold's blood was: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

When talking to Wormold Captain Segura mentions all but the following: (from Part 4, Chapter 1)

Wormold tells Hasselbacher to go home and that he: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

What did Hasselbacher say would have happened if he didn't help 'them'? (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

Just as he is being announced to speak, he notices that: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

What does Wormold use for the strange machinery sketches: (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

In Our Man In Havana how does Greene create suspense when they talk about the blind ? Also, would the reader´s curiosity be lessened if they explained who the was?

Our Man in Havana | Quiz

Our Man in Havana | Quiz

Hasselbacher had received a phone call: (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

Where does Beatrice say she is being sent: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

For Milly's seventeenth birthday, Wormold takes Milly and Hasselbacher to the: (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

Why does the Chief question the reports sent by Wormold? (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

Why does Wormold insist on Handling his own communication with his agents? (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

How does Wormold find Hasselbacher? (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

Outside the Chief's office, Wormold asks Hawthorne what is happening and is told: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

The solution recommended by the Chief was to have a last report from 59200/5 that announced: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

What does Wormold learn from Captain Segura? (from Part 4, Chapter 1)

Who joins their table at the outing for Milly? (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

In regards to Milly, Wormold tells Segura that: (from Part 5, Chapter 4)

When Hasselbacher asks why Wormold ever began selling information, Wormold responds that he did it for: (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

What does Wormold find that Beatrice wants him to do: (from Part 3, Chapter 1 - Chapter 3)

Wormold, sensing Carter doesn't want to leave the hotel, finds that Carter is waiting for: (from Part 5, Chapter 5)

What does the Chief want? (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

The plate with no carrots which was served to Wormold is passed down the table when the: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

Wormold tells Carter that he needs to ring: (from Part 5, Chapter 5)

What lent credibility to the drawing submitted by Wormold, according to Hawthorne, was the other sales plans to: (from Part 5, Chapter 1 - Chapter 2)

The previous morning, the Ambassador was visited by: (from Part 5, Chapter 6)

Beatrice says that the only one that didn't want Wormold's blood was: (from Part 5, Epilogue in London)

When talking to Wormold Captain Segura mentions all but the following: (from Part 4, Chapter 1)

Wormold tells Hasselbacher to go home and that he: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

What did Hasselbacher say would have happened if he didn't help 'them'? (from Part 4, Chapter 2 - Interlude in London)

Just as he is being announced to speak, he notices that: (from Part 5, Chapter 3)

What does Wormold use for the strange machinery sketches: (from Part 2, Chapter 3 - Interlude in London)

In Our Man In Havana how does Greene create suspense when they talk about the blind *****? Also, would the reader´s curiosity be lessened if they explained who the ***** was?

In Our Man In Havana how does Greene create suspense when they talk about the blind ? Also, would the reader´s curiosity be lessened if they explained who the was?