2. Unexpectedly, Grimes shows up in disguise, having
(a) Been wanted by Scotland Yard.
(b) Escaped from prison.
(c) Faked his own death.
(d) Been a fugitive for months.

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

4. Paul feels that Grimes is actually
(a) Dead this time.
(b) In another prison.
(c) A hero.
(d) Immortal.

5. We can assume that the Hon. Miles Malpractice is
(a) A bad travel agent.
(b) The worst kind of realtor.
(c) A dishonest judge.
(d) A fumbling surgeon.

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

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

8. Margot's yacht is waiting for Paul to take him to
(a) Italy.
(b) Scone College.
(c) Corfu.
(d) Egdon Heath.

9. 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.

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

11. Young Peter Pastmaster is now
(a) A member of society.
(b) A Bollinger at Scone College.
(c) Studying to be a priest.
(d) An alcoholic professor.

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

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

14. What has Margot made clear to Paul Pennyfeather?
(a) She prefers to be a single mother.
(b) Her business comes first.
(c) She wants to remain single.
(d) She wants to marry someone.

15. What is Wilfred Lucas-Dockery's ambition?
(a) To be a famous investor of artifical sunlight.
(b) To be renowned for his work in prison reform.
(c) To be a Prison Commissioner.
(d) To be a Governor of his township.