1. What does Smythe make sure of when he sees the cairn he is looking for?
(a) That Oberhauser takes the correct route.
(b) That he is on the right trail.
(c) That his revolver is ready.
(d) That no one else is around.

2. What is Smythe thinking when the octopus' tentacles reach out to him?
(a) That he is more at home here than on land.
(b) That he wants to go in this manner than the long ordeal of court martial.
(c) That the octopus is smarter than people give it credit for.
(d) That he finally gets to "shake hands" with it.

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

4. On Smythe's and Oberhauser's drive, what does Smythe offer Oberhauser instead of an arrest?
(a) Freedom if Oberhauser tells him where Franziskaner halt is located.
(b) An informal interrogation in the car and then he lets him go.
(c) A mountain climb and then Smythe lets him free.
(d) Freedom if Oberhauser translates papers in secrecy.

5. What causes the octopus to get excited as Smythe gets closer to him?
(a) The smell of the scorpion fish's poison.
(b) Smythe's call.
(c) The smell of the fresh scorpion fish.
(d) The smell of Smythe's blood.