1. What is different about the double bedroom that Bond and Sender stay in than a typical flat?
(a) There are no windows.
(b) The windows are blackened by paint.
(c) One of the beds has three mattresses against a curtained window.
(d) The windows are no lights available.

2. What does Smythe do with the paper that catches his eye?
(a) Get a transalator to read it then keeps it.
(b) Burn it after reading.
(c) Read it and then carefully keep it in his inside pocket.
(d) Hand it over to the Colonel.

3. What last hint does Snowman give Bond?
(a) To keep watch on the audience's eyes for signals.
(b) The best view of the room is in the back.
(c) The hands are usually where the signals are.
(d) To look for any slight movement as a signal.

4. What is Smythe preparing for since his arrival to the West Indies?
(a) Oberhauser's family to find him.
(b) A plan B that allows escape and comfortable retirement elsewhere.
(c) A chance to leave the military past and enter the world of marine science.
(d) A questioning, such as the one Bond is giving him.

5. What causes the audience to applaud as Lot 42 is being auctioned?
(a) The auctioneer allows a pause between each bid near its suspenseful end.
(b) The price reaches 100,000 British pounds.
(c) The piece shows its brilliance as the sun shines through the glass ceiling.
(d) Sotheby's announces it matches the price for a charity.