2. The supper party is in celebration of
(a) Paul Pennyfeather's death.
(b) Digby-Vaine-Trumpington's reappearance.
(c) Margot's marriage.
(d) Flossie's nursing certificate.

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

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

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

6. The Governor is interested in
(a) Understanding what motivates the chaplain.
(b) Making the man an example for others.
(c) Getting to the underlying cause of the big man's problems.
(d) Getting prison property repaired.

7. Paul is ordered by Secretary Maltravers to undergo
(a) Brain surgery.
(b) An appendectomy.
(c) Gall stone removal.
(d) A liver transplant.

8. Paul's new walking companion believes the chaplain is
(a) A fake.
(b) Not a well man.
(c) A Satan worshipper.
(d) Not a Christian.

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

10. The women, whose "work" is questionable, were ultimately signed on as
(a) Waitresses.
(b) Train custodians.
(c) Stewardesses.
(d) Truck drivers.

11. One of young Peter's learned skills is
(a) Entertaining guests.
(b) Mixing cocktails.
(c) Analyzing people.
(d) Dealing with his mother.

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

13. Not surpisingly, Paul runs into his old friend,
(a) Dr. Fagan.
(b) Grimes.
(c) Prendy.
(d) Potts.

14. What can we assume about Potts in this chapter?
(a) He is just a friend of Paul's.
(b) He is investigating something.
(c) He is in love with Margot.
(d) He is up to no good.

15. What might indicate that young Peter knows about his mother's business?
(a) His mother treats him like the man of the house.
(b) He was present when his mother sent Paul to France.
(c) He leaves white-faced from the restaurant.
(d) He mentions his mother giving Flossie a job in South America.