1. Casaubon believes that the information he printed out from Belbo's computer suggests a connection between the Templars and what other group?
(a) British Freemasons.
(b) French Rosicrucians.
(c) French Freemasons.
(d) Spanish Inquisitors.

2. Who is Ingolf?
(a) One of Casaubon's professors, and a revolutionary.
(b) A "lunatic" who submitted his manuscript, about the Templars, to Belbo's company.
(c) A well-read man, who found a mysterious parchment in a tunnel.
(d) A rich Parisian who collected a wealth of information about the Templars.

3. What does Diotallevi ask Belbo about Abulafia?
(a) How long it takes to perform calculations and permutations.
(b) If it could help them solve the mystery of the Sephirot.
(c) Why Belbo chose to name it that.
(d) If it could recombine the Torah.

4. Why does Casaubon have difficulty researching the group that interests him, in Chapter 27?
(a) There is no written evidence of the group's existence.
(b) Everyone believes the group exists, but no one will admit that they are a member.
(c) He has alienated himself from his contacts who are also interested in esoteric lore.
(d) The Church denies the existence of the group.

5. Which of these is a conclusion of Belbo's that Casaubon finds important?
(a) John Dee associated himself with a mysterious woman named Kelly.
(b) Belbo, Casaubon and Diotallevi are indirect descendants of members of the Knights Templar.
(c) Queen Elizabeth was involved in the formation and maintenance of the Templar society.
(d) Francis Bacon is also the Viscount St. Albans.