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

3. Silenus feels that life resembles
(a) A large spinning wheel.
(b) The hub of a wagon wheel.
(c) A dance.
(d) A bump in the road.

4. What has Margot done to King's Thursday that is so controversial?
(a) She has turned it into a meeting house.
(b) She has demolished it.
(c) She has rebuilt and modernized it.
(d) She has preserved it as a party house.

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

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

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

8. After the interviews, Paul and Margot go to lunch and see
(a) Philbrick.
(b) Grimes.
(c) Potts.
(d) Peter.

9. After Potts' visit to Kings Thursday, Otto Silenus
(a) Disappears, never to return.
(b) Gives away his things to the gardener.
(c) Moves in, with his instruments and luggage.
(d) Packs his bags and calls for a car.

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

11. When Inspector Bruce appears, Paul thinks he is there to discuss
(a) Digby-Vaine-Trumpington.
(b) Guarding the wedding presents.
(c) Security at Kings Thursday.
(d) Posting guards at the wedding ceremony.

12. Who does the little man think Philbrick is?
(a) The governor's brother.
(b) The head prison warden.
(c) An old friend of Lucas-Dockery.
(d) Sir Solomon Lucas-Dockery's father.

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

14. All of Margot's weekend guests, including Maltravers, are
(a) Suffering from poverty.
(b) Uninvited.
(c) Nobility.
(d) Unemployed.

15. 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 set up by Peter to look like a criminal.
(d) Was a good mother and philanthropist.