2. What does Hope insist on after touring the palaces?
(a) He must leave the RedSpot.
(b) He must buy a palace there as a summer vacation home.
(c) He must never be bothered by the Latins again.
(d) He must see the residential areas.

3. What is Hope's response to Mondy's suggestion?
(a) He doesn't think Mondy's plan will work.
(b) He would rather be feared than loved.
(c) He would rather be loved than feared.
(d) He agrees with Mondy.

4. What happens when Hope meets with the Big Iron executives?
(a) A robot walks in and throws a grenade at Hope.
(b) A robot walks in and kidnaps Hope.
(c) A robot walks in and assassinates the executives.
(d) A robot walks in and aims for Hope.

5. What happens when Hope does nationalize a poorly performing iron company?
(a) The educated workers flee.
(b) Many of the workers are laid off.
(c) The workers all get raises.
(d) The iron companies band together against Hope.

6. Why are women protesting?
(a) They want better pay.
(b) They want Hope to resign as Tyrant.
(c) They want their reproductive rights back.
(d) They want the right to vote and own property.

7. What happens when Hope takes Amber into one of the residences?
(a) Women attack them and try to take Hope away from Amber.
(b) Prostitutes make offers to both of them.
(c) Men set upon them with knives to take Amber from Hope.
(d) Hope realizes that the shabby outside does not define the well kept and beautiful homes of the Latins.

8. Why does Hope jump into the moat with Amber?
(a) It is hot and they need to cool down.
(b) He recognizes an assassination attempt.
(c) He pushes her into the moat as a joke, but then realizes that she can't swim.
(d) She falls in and can not swim.

9. Why does Thorley accuse Faith of being corrupt?
(a) Thorley wants Faith's position in the cabinet for himself.
(b) She has been caught conspiring with assassins.
(c) She has fallen in love with a corrupt man and has done his bidding in the cabinet.
(d) Thorley feels betrayed that Faith is in love with another man.

10. How is the opposition of the iron industry different from the resistance?
(a) The resistance is non-violent, and the iron industry is not.
(b) The resistance is made up of corporate lawyers, while the iron industry's opposition is led by concerned citizens.
(c) The iron industry is non-violent and the resistance is not.
(d) The iron industry is better organized than the resistance.

11. How does Hopie feel about Hope being with Amber?
(a) She is happy to see them happy together.
(b) She is upset and feels that he must be raping her.
(c) She doesn't like the age difference.
(d) She doesn't really care what Hope and Amber do.

12. What happens as a result of Hope's reforms?
(a) While crime is up and employment is down, the population still like Hope's reforms.
(b) The population is outraged, but crime is down and employment is up.
(c) The population is outraged, crime is up, and employment is down.
(d) Crime is down, employment is up, and the population in general is happy.

13. Why does Hope agree with Phist about nationalizing an iron company?
(a) He plans to nationalize all industry on Jupiter.
(b) He is greedy and wants to control the money.
(c) He doesn't think that it is a good idea.
(d) He sees a good way to make more money and boost employment.

14. What role does Columnist Thorley play in Hope's cabinet?
(a) He is in charge of industry.
(b) He is in charge of implimentation.
(c) He is in charge of the economy.
(d) He is in charge of freedom of speech and preventing censorship.

15. Why does Phist suggest nationalizing a poorly performing iron company?
(a) To scare the rest of the iron companies into compliance.
(b) To make the industry more competitive.
(c) To eventually take over the industry completely.
(d) To bail the company out and keep them from failing.