2. What does A.J. pose as to cover his real profession?
(a) An international playboy
(b) A banker
(c) An international spy
(d) A bus driver

3. What word refers to a castrated man or boy?
(a) Pedophile
(b) Misogynist
(c) Eunuch
(d) Anthropod

4. In what isolated area is the building in Chapter 16 located?
(a) Greenwich Village
(b) Pigeon Hole
(c) Westminster
(d) South End

5. How many fingers is the boy missing?
(a) 8
(b) 2
(c) 5
(d) 3

6. Who is described as a con man?
(a) Martin
(b) Williams
(c) O'Brien
(d) Hauser

7. Which of the following groups fights against the Senders?
(a) The Senders
(b) The Liquefactionists
(c) The Factualists
(d) The Divisionists

8. The author writes, “The subway sweeps by with a black blast of” what?
(a) Smoke
(b) Evil
(c) Wheat
(d) Iron

9. What had Hauser been doing when the Lieutenant called him with his assignment?
(a) Dinner
(b) Talking to his cousins
(c) Breakfast
(d) Arresting someone

10. What is Hauser ordered to search for in William’s hotel room?
(a) Illegal prostitutes
(b) Written
(c) Drug paraphernalia
(d) Purple

11. Who sets the girl from the theater troupe on fire?
(a) William Lee
(b) Johnny
(c) Peter
(d) Carl

12. On what day does Fats siphon himself into The Plaza?
(a) Tuesday
(b) Thursday
(c) Monday
(d) Friday

13. In which city do people have the least amount of privacy?
(a) Brooklyn
(b) Queens
(c) Interzone
(d) Freeland

14. In the story about the man replacing real stones with fake ones, who sends the man to jail?
(a) His mother-in-law
(b) His wife
(c) A coven of witches
(d) A psychiatrist

15. What term refers to a rhetorical device, literary technique, or situation in which there is a sharp incongruity or discordance that goes beyond the simple and evident intention of words or actions?
(a) Irony
(b) Incongruence
(c) Symbolism
(d) Metaphors