3. What does Eline say she and the narrator must do soon?
(a) Take Eline's children to the park.
(b) Go to the bookstore together.
(c) Have breakfast.
(d) Have dinner.

4. What does the narrator tell the former president her job is?
(a) To lie low.
(b) To make the space between languages as small as possible.
(c) To be objective.
(d) To be accurate.

5. Why does Kees tell the narrator it is useful for the defense team to have her there?
(a) It is good for them to have someone there who never seems to get too angry.
(b) It is good for them to gauge her reactions to the content of their conversations.
(c) It is good for them to have someone who can tell a good joke.
(d) It is good for them to have someone who can break the tension.

6. What does Eline tell the narrator she is concerned about in world affairs?
(a) The way refugees have been treated lately.
(b) The future of the European project.
(c) Climate change.
(d) American politics.

7. In Chapter 9, how does the narrator feel when staying in Adriaan's apartment?
(a) Sad.
(b) Happy.
(c) Suspicious.
(d) Angry.

8. What does the narrator once again remember about interpretation while she is working with the former president and his defense team?
(a) It can be thrilling.
(b) It is nothing she ever pictured herself doing.
(c) It can lead to some funny moments.
(d) It can be profoundly disorienting.

9. Who becomes the narrator's partner in the booth in Chapter 13?
(a) Robert.
(b) Bettina.
(c) Helen.
(d) Harold.

10. How is the food at the reception arranged in Chapter 10?
(a) In circles.
(b) Through frames.
(c) In hiding places.
(d) In a standard buffet-style.

11. What does the narrator's message to Adriaan at the end of Chapter 10 ask?
(a) Whether she should buy more alcohol for him or not.
(b) Asking how things stand with his marriage.
(c) Whether she should stay in the apartment or not.
(d) Asking how he is feeling after being ill.

12. What does Eline say about her own ex-husband?
(a) He is a wonderful father.
(b) He is worse than useless.
(c) She is still not over the pain of losing him.
(d) He has never been able to hold a job.

13. What unpleasant sensation does the narrator begin to get regarding the former president as the trial progresses?
(a) He likes her romantically.
(b) He is about to die.
(c) He is plotting an escape.
(d) She knows him the best of anyone in the Court or in the city.

14. What does the narrator decide to do with Adriaan's keys?
(a) Slip them under the mat.
(b) Keep them.
(c) Put them in the mail.
(d) Leave them right in the door.

15. Who is Anton's wife?
(a) Jennifer.
(b) Helen.
(c) Miriam.
(d) Lotte.