1. What does EE tell the President's secretary about Mr. Gardiner's intentions?
(a) She believes his intentions are for the good of America.
(b) She feels he intends to marry her as soon as Mr. Rand is gone.
(c) She knows his intentions are to run for President in the next election.
(d) She feels he intends to become more active now that Mr. Rand is bedridden.

2. Why did the Old Man retire from his former profession?
(a) He was hit by a car and could no longer work.
(b) He broke his hip at the age of 72.
(c) He developed a rare disease when he was 65 years old.
(d) He wanted to spend more time in his home.

3. Where does Chance's secretary tell Chance she has seen his photographs the next morning?
(a) On all of the TV news stations.
(b) In all of the newspapers.
(c) On every street corner lamp post.
(d) In frames hung on the walls of the living room.

4. When Ambassador Skrapinov can get no information on Chance's background from the Special Section, what is his reaction?
(a) He accepts that Chance has no history and lets it go at that.
(b) He cannot believe that Chance has no history.
(c) He is happy that there is no bad news to report on Chance.
(d) He has the agent from the Special Section promoted.

5. What had Chance been paid for his gardening chores over the years?
(a) He was given meals, a room and a television.
(b) He was paid $200 per week.
(c) He was given a home near the Old Man's house.
(d) He received a new car every year.