3. What does Thomas use to sell insurances policies?
(a) Reactions to others.
(b) Death as a long happiness.
(c) Fears and love.
(d) Paranoia.

4. What do the Asians insist the Bulgarian do when he is cornered?
(a) Return their possessions.
(b) Come with them to the embassy.
(c) Call the police.
(d) Commit hara-kiri.

5. Why does Charles's lawyer want his crime to be called manslaughter?
(a) To increase his fees.
(b) To avoid the death penalty.
(c) Because Charles won't tell him what happened.
(d) Because of extenuating circumstances.

6. For what is the narrator searching?
(a) The definition of love.
(b) How God sees the end of the world.
(c) His one true love.
(d) The meaning of life.

7. What do the people chant?
(a) No longer average.
(b) No more.
(c) Overcome.
(d) Rise and celebrate.

8. Why does Mr. G. block unemployment?
(a) To teach his employees a lesson.
(b) He can save money that way.
(c) He doesn't believe in hand outs.
(d) To keep people from learning about the side business.

9. Which of the following is not something the Asians report missing?
(a) Passports.
(b) Travelers' checks.
(c) Eurail passes.
(d) Computer.

10. What does Charles ask Johnson that Plinkett witnessed?
(a) When is my chance?
(b) Why are you still here?
(c) Is it time?
(d) How much longer?

11. Why is the narrator told he must submit?
(a) He is of German descent.
(b) He has looked at a woman's body who is not his wife's.
(c) He is a descendant of Mohammed's beloved.
(d) He is too successful and has become proud.

12. How do the other diners look at the people involved in the theft?
(a) As if they are crazy.
(b) As if they cannot understand them.
(c) As if they want them to leave fast.
(d) As if they are entertainers.

13. Why is Paul attracted to Ginny?
(a) Her amazing beauty.
(b) Her well-developed sense of humor.
(c) Her mind and exotic nature.
(d) Her outward display of strength.

14. What nationality does Leon think the man who summoned them is?
(a) French.
(b) Italian.
(c) Bulgarian.
(d) Chinese.

15. Why does the narrator head for the East?
(a) Words have detached from emotion and passion.
(b) It is softer there.
(c) This is the new Mecca and he is drawn there.
(d) He is obliged to go there.