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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Chance's supposed code name remind Skrapinov of?
(a) His ruined career in espionage.
(b) Someone who has no intelligence.
(c) The glory of Marxism.
(d) His many victories in World War II.

2. When Tom Courtney of the New York Times telephones Chance to interview him, what does Chance say?
(a) He has no comment other than to say he enjoyed his meeting with the President.
(b) He tells Mr. Courtney that he prefers to speak about gardening and how important it is.
(c) He answers all of Mr. Courtney's questions.
(d) He tells Mr. Courtney about the Old Man's house and how he was asked to leave.

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

4. When Mrs. Aubrey tells Chance that the Wall Street Journal has predicted his appointment to a Financial Corporation Board and they would like a statement from him, what does Chance say?
(a) That he cannot give them anything.
(b) They will have to wait.
(c) He wants to speak with them now.
(d) He would rather be on television again.

5. Who taught Chance how to tend the garden?
(a) The Old Man.
(b) A tall black man who once worked there.
(c) A kind next door neighbor.
(d) A professional gardening company.

Short Answer Questions

1. What favor does Mr. Rand ask of Chance when he sees him after the program?

2. What does EE make of Chance's reluctance to receive her advances?

3. When Chance accepts an invitation to appear on a live TV show, what are his thoughts?

4. When EE tries to seduce Chance in his bedroom, what is his first reaction?

5. What does Grunmann tell the President about the Soviets?

(see the answer key)

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