3. Soon, what does Raymond's mother scheme to announce?
(a) Rosie's marriage to another man.
(b) Jocie's return to the United States through the Society pages of Raymond's own paper, without informing her son of the development.
(c) Jocie's marriage to another man.
(d) Rosie's return to the United States through the Society pages of Raymond's own paper, without informing her son of the development.

4. What does Raymond begin to remember?
(a) All of his murders.
(b) His first relationship with Jocie.
(c) Being brainwashed.
(d) The murders in Korea.

5. When they leave the zoo, what happens to Marco?
(a) He is shouted at.
(b) Chunjin robs him.
(c) Chunjin speeds by and hits Marco with his car.
(d) He is shot by Chunjin.

6. In the midst of what do they celebrate?
(a) A murder.
(b) A war.
(c) The investigation.
(d) A party.

7. How must Marco appear?
(a) Unwiling to act, but eager to speed up his agents' progress in finding Raymond.
(b) Eager to act.
(c) Eager to act, but is careful to slow his agents' progress in relocating Shaw.
(d) Normal.

8. Where is the reader then taken?
(a) The strike itself.
(b) The election day itself.
(c) The convention itself.
(d) The rally itself.

9. What does Raymond's mother ask Jocie's father?
(a) If he would support Iselin in becoming vice-president.
(b) If he is feeling alright.
(c) If he would attempt to block Iselin from becoming vice-president.
(d) If he has seen her husband this evening.

10. What had Mrs. Iselin ordered the Chinese to create?
(a) A fake birth certificate for Raymond.
(b) A Communist organization in the U.S.
(c) A militia.
(d) An assassin.

11. Once again, what does the author go to great lengths to establish?
(a) A scene.
(b) Raymond's character.
(c) Johhny's character.
(d) Mrs. Iselin's character.

12. Of what should the reader have a deep sense?
(a) Sadness.
(b) Love.
(c) Foreboding.
(d) Happiness.

13. What does Raymond's column report?
(a) On the people he kills on the trip.
(b) On his mother's poor behavior.
(c) On the movements of his mother.
(d) On the culture and climate of Europe while neglecting entirely the Iselins.

14. When did this take place?
(a) During the initial stages of investigation.
(b) During the beginning of Jocie's relationship with Raymond.
(c) When Raymond was in Korea.
(d) After Jocie and Raymond had broken up.

15. Meanwhile, at the party, what does Raymond's mother do regarding Raymond?
(a) She is happy to find him missing.
(b) She panics to discover he has left the library.
(c) She greets him and Jocie as they enter.
(d) She interrupts their argument.