2. Official papers are signed that say
(a) The surgeon was too drunk to operate.
(b) A girl died under anesthesia.
(c) Dingy is actually a nurse.
(d) Paul died under anesthesia.

3. Despite harsh prison conditions, Paul
(a) Eats lavishly, due to Margot.
(b) Sleeps on a featherbed, from Margot.
(c) Does daily calisthenics.
(d) Has his own finely appointed restroom.

4. The author wants us to deduce that Otto Silenus is
(a) A talented artist.
(b) Cold and inhuman.
(c) Warm and friendly.
(d) A traditional architect.

5. Philbrick warns Paul that Margot may be in trouble with
(a) Scotland Yard.
(b) The League of Nations committee.
(c) The London police.
(d) The Royal family.

6. Again, Paul is living the good life now, as
(a) A dead man.
(b) Margot's husband.
(c) A fugitive.
(d) A tourist.

7. Margot Metroland, married to the former Maltravers,
(a) Is now destitute and despondent.
(b) Carries on an affair with Digby-Vaine-Trumpington.
(c) Will divorce and marry again soon.
(d) Has disconnected herself from her son.

8. Professor Silenus values machines over
(a) Humans.
(b) Society.
(c) Wealth.
(d) Animals.

9. Paul's walking partner
(a) Has been to prison many times.
(b) Is in prison for the first time.
(c) Is a well-educated man.
(d) Hates being in prison.

10. Margot assures Paul that their honeymoon will be
(a) The best three months of his life.
(b) The best three months of her life.
(c) The best three months of their lives.
(d) The best three months of Peter's life.

11. Silenus sees himself as static, and Paul as
(a) Ultra-static.
(b) Dynamic.
(c) Organic.
(d) Off the grid.

12. Paul arranges to have dinner with Arthur Potts who is
(a) A friend of Mrs. Beste-Chetwynde.
(b) His old friend from Scone College.
(c) A friend of Captain Grimes.
(d) A colleague at Llanabba.

13. The unsuspecting Paul Pennyfeather is arrested while
(a) Making a toast to fortune.
(b) Getting young Peter drunk.
(c) Primping for his wedding.
(d) Eating eggs.

14. Cliff Place, a medical facility, is run by
(a) Philbrick.
(b) Potts.
(c) Digby-Vaine-Trumpington.
(d) Augustus Fagan.

15. Young Peter, in his drunkenness, seems a bit
(a) Remorseful.
(b) Focused.
(c) Angry.
(d) Nostalgic.