1. When the President of the United States tries to get information on Chance from EE, what does his secretary report to him?
(a) Mr. Gardiner will give an in-depth interview the next day.
(b) Mrs. Rand tell the President's secretary to leave the family alone for now.
(c) Mr. Gardiner cherishes his privacy.
(d) Mrs. Rand says she knows nothing at all about Mr. Gardiner.

2. What does the President think of Chance after hearing him speak?
(a) He never wants to meet with Chance again.
(b) Chance's metaphor is treason.
(c) He is quite intelligent and makes a lot of sense.
(d) Chance does not know what he is talking about.

3. Never having appeared on television before, what does Chance do?
(a) He gets very nervous and stumbles over his words.
(b) He imitates what he has seen on TV many times before.
(c) He continues talking during commercials, not realizing there is a break in the show.
(d) He makes a fool of himself by saying ridiculous things.

4. What does Mr. Franklin assume when Chance will not sign the paper?
(a) He assumes that Chance wants better terms.
(b) He assumes that Chance will not withdraw a claim against the estate.
(c) He believes Chance needs more time to read it over.
(d) He thinks Chance wants his own lawyer to look at it first.

5. What does Mr. Franklin inform Chance will happen the next day by noon?
(a) He will be moved up to live in the Old Man's bedroom.
(b) The house willl be under construction for renovations.
(c) He will be served with a warrant for his arrest.
(d) The doors to the house and gates to the garden will be locked.