2. As Jose Garcia, how does Hope feel about his madness?
(a) He feels that the people should forgive him.
(b) He feels that it is time to resign.
(c) He admits to being the Tyrant.
(d) He says that it would be best if the Tyrant is disposed.

3. How has Hope brought iron prices back down?
(a) He nationalized Planetary Iron Company.
(b) He ordered several companies to disband.
(c) He ordered the iron industry to lower the prices.
(d) He levied heavy taxes on the iron industry until they dropped their prices.

4. Who assumes power after Hope is exiled and Jose retires?
(a) Hopie.
(b) Robertico.
(c) Amber.
(d) Megan.

5. What do Spirit and Stonebridge agree on about the plan to balance the economy?
(a) The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
(b) The rich can get richer, so long as the poor get richer too.
(c) They must do away with the middle class and institute a caste system.
(d) The rich must give up some of their wealth so that the poor can get richer.

6. How does Hope convince Coral not to kill herself?
(a) He has her committed and locked in a guarded cell where she can't hurt herself.
(b) He convinces her that it wasn't her fault.
(c) He publicly exucutes all of the Big Iron executives.
(d) He promises to have her executed.

7. What does Mondy say about being a leader?
(a) He says that Hope is right.
(b) He says that Hope should strive for a balance between both love and fear.
(c) He claims that Machiavelli was right in saying that it is better to be feared.
(d) He says that Machiavelli was right in saying that it is better to be loved.

8. Who are Hope's mistresses?
(a) Spirit, Hopie, and Shelia.
(b) Amber, Ebony, and Coral.
(c) Ebony, Coral, and Shelia.
(d) Spirit, Hopie, and Amber.

9. Why do the senators say that they want to meet with Hope?
(a) They want to debate with him.
(b) They want to congratulate him on his successful employment.
(c) They want to resign to him.
(d) They want to assassinate him.

10. Why does Hope feel that the iron companies have been colluding?
(a) They are trying to overthrow the government.
(b) They are trying to end a monopoly.
(c) They feel that their iron is the source of all energy for the entire society.
(d) They are trying to destory the iron workers' union.

11. What does Hope tell Amber when she asks about Megan's identity?
(a) He tells her that he doesn't know a Megan.
(b) He tells her that Megan is his sister.
(c) He tells her that Megan is his wife, and they are happy together.
(d) He tells her that Megan is his wife, but she can't bring herself to be part of the Tyrancy.

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

13. What happens when Hope meets with the senators?
(a) They bow to him and dedicate themselves to his service.
(b) An assassin tries to kill Hope and all of the senators at the same time.
(c) One of the senators says "hail Caesar," and they all set upon him with knives.
(d) They demand that he resigns as Tyrant.

14. Why does Hope give the order to execute a man?
(a) He believes the man is a traitor.
(b) He is ordered to do so when his wife is unable to.
(c) He doesn't like the man.
(d) He feels that justice must be done.

15. Why does Hope feel that the iron industry has a great deal of power?
(a) Iron is the main form of currency for Ganymede.
(b) The leaders of the industry are very wealthy.
(c) The iron industry has illegally hired its own private army.
(d) Iron is used for power throughout the entire solar system.