2. Dr. Fagan's letter sounds as though
(a) Llanabba has improved.
(b) Llanabba is closing down.
(c) Llanabba is thriving.
(d) Llanabba no longer exists.

3. Ironically, the women are being escorted to Rio by
(a) Peter Beste-Chetwynde.
(b) Paul Pennyfeather.
(c) Mrs. Beste-Chetwynde.
(d) Captain Grimes.

4. Rather than hold her accountable, Paul realizes that Margot
(a) Was innocent and knew nothing of the crime.
(b) Could not possibly be imprisoned for her crimes.
(c) Was a good mother and philanthropist.
(d) Was set up by Peter to look like a criminal.

5. When Paul presses Potts about his line of work, Potts
(a) Admits he is a spy for the government.
(b) Admits he is doing divorce shadowing.
(c) Lies and says he is with the League of Nations.
(d) Lies and claims he works with sea life.

6. The prison chaplain turns out to be
(a) Captain Grimes.
(b) Potts.
(c) Mr. Prendergast.
(d) Mr. Clutterbuck.

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

8. Paul's best man is the same person who
(a) Tried to marry Margot long ago.
(b) Got him expelled from Scone College.
(c) Helped him get a job at Llanabba.
(d) Worked with Paul under Dr. Fagan.

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

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

11. Professor Silenus decides to stay on at Margot's house, since
(a) He has no money.
(b) He wants to wait for Margot.
(c) He has no ambition.
(d) He is sleeping better.

12. Grimes is in prison, convicted of
(a) False identity.
(b) Abandonment.
(c) Polygamy.
(d) Bigamy.

13. Margot has a bias that favors hiring
(a) Girls with no experience.
(b) Girls with children.
(c) Girls who come from poverty.
(d) Girls with husbands.

14. The professor attracted Mrs. Beste-Chetwynde's attention with a rejected design
(a) For a village in Hungary.
(b) For a chewing gum factory.
(c) For an aluminum factory.
(d) For a Tudor mansion.

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