1. In "A Biography of Tadeo Isidoro Cruz (1829-1874)," what happens to Tadeo's attitude toward the fugitive he pursues?
(a) He doggedly pursues him, and wants nothing else in life, but to catch the man.
(b) His hatred of the man grows, until he not only wants the man dead, he wants all his associates dead.
(c) He grows bored of the search and doesn't care one way or the other if the man escapes.
(d) His desire to catch the man turns to empathy, and he wants to help the man.

2. In "The Secret Miracle," why is Hladik truly upset that he will be executed?
(a) His execution goes against the words of a fortuneteller, who predicted he'd live to be 100.
(b) He has not finished his play, "The Enemies."
(c) He has unresolved issues with his wife.
(d) He is no more upset than any normal man who is facing his own death.

3. In "Unworthy," what does the rest of the gang call Fischbein?
(a) The Tiger.
(b) Iron Fist.
(c) Little Russian.
(d) Fish.

4. In "The Widow Ching--Pirate," what does the second Imperial fleet do when they encounter Ching?
(a) Join forces with Ching.
(b) Immediately attack.
(c) Flee from Ching's fleet.
(d) Send over dragon kites with symbolic decorations.

5. In "The Theme of the Traitor and the Hero," Kilpatrick participates in his own assassination for which of the following reasons?
(a) He has no reason: he has no idea he will be killed.
(b) He wants to remain a national hero to the Irish.
(c) He wants to commit suicide without his death being on his own hands.
(d) His family will be killed if he doesn't go through with it.