2. Why does the Countess claim to remember so little?
(a) She was very young
(b) She was asleep
(c) She was away at school
(d) She was drugged

3. Which group of men investigated the murder?
(a) Poirot, Buoc, Michel
(b) Poirot, MacQueen, Arbuthnot
(c) Constantine, Poirot, Cassetti
(d) Poirot, Constantine, Bouc

4. What does Poirot find odd about Princess Dragomiroff's maid?
(a) Nationality
(b) Temperment
(c) Age
(d) Education

5. According to Poirot, who made "a very profound remark?"
(a) Constantine
(b) Bouc
(c) Hardman
(d) MacQueen

6. Who is Poirot most interested in at the beginning of this chapter?
(a) Hildegarde Schmidt
(b) Miss Debenham
(c) Dr. Constantine
(d) Unknown conductor

7. Why does Constantine claim that the Princess could not have killed Ratchett?
(a) She has a solid alibi
(b) Too short
(c) Not enough strength
(d) They were secretly married

8. To whom does Poirot refer as a "highly suspicious character?"
(a) Mrs. Hubbard
(b) Miss Debenham
(c) Princess Dragomiroff
(d) Pierre Michel

9. What are the real identities of Debenham and Freebody?
(a) Daisy Armstrong's brothers
(b) Department store owners
(c) Ratchett's accomplices
(d) Police detectives

10. What topic does Poirot discuss with Hardman?
(a) Police work
(b) Cars
(c) Women
(d) Murder

11. What is the Countess afraid of?
(a) Being wrongly accused
(b) Being the next victim
(c) Spiders
(d) Having her luggage stolen

12. Who most likely reported Ratchett's nightmare?
(a) Cassetti
(b) Murderer
(c) Ratchett
(d) Michel

13. Which clue was most likely planted to mislead Poirot?
(a) Watch
(b) Pipe cleaner
(c) Handkerchief
(d) Note

14. Most of the passengers seem to be related to what crime?
(a) Forgery
(b) Kidnapping
(c) Counterfeiting
(d) Embezzlement

15. What was so strange about Ratchett's decree that everything was okay?
(a) To whom he was speaking
(b) What he said
(c) Tone
(d) Language