2. What is Bond fearful of when he notices Smythe's reaction to his visit?
(a) That Smythe dies of a heart attack before Bond gets him to London.
(b) That Smythe has nothing to lose.
(c) That Smythe knows his own villa better than Bond does.
(d) That Smythe takes a suicide pill.

3. What is the scorpion fishes main weapon?
(a) Sharp scales.
(b) Poisonous bite.
(c) Long, sharp teeth.
(d) Poisonous dorsal fin.

4. What does Mr. Fanshawe focus his eyes on as he speaks with Bond?
(a) The painting behind Bond.
(b) Over Bond's shoulder.
(c) Bond's boots.
(d) Bond's cuff links.

5. Peter Wilson's demeanor at the rostrum is ___________.
(a) Insipid.
(b) Unemphatic.
(c) Boisterous.
(d) Animated.

6. What is Bond's mood as the auction for Lot 42 starts to wind down?
(a) Angry at himself for not seeing the signal.
(b) Nervous that M is angry if he fails in this assignment.
(c) Assured and excited he finds out who the Russian Control is.
(d) Nervous because he does not seen a signal.

7. What is the mood in the room, as Bond questions Smythe about his time in the service at the end of WWII?
(a) Vengeful.
(b) Relaxed.
(c) Secretive and tense.
(d) Full of convolutions and confusions.

8. What practical use does the Emerald Sphere serve?
(a) It is a scaled globe.
(b) It works as a clock.
(c) It works as a lunar calendar.
(d) It's a paperweight.

9. What happens over time as Smythe spends his retirement in the Caribbean?
(a) He becomes a drunkard who lets himself go.
(b) Everyday, he sees the guilt in his crime with his lifestyle.
(c) He forgets about his crimes and lives a life of ease working at the Institute.
(d) He becomes happier and more at ease with the tropical weather.

10. What categorical drunk does Fleming group Smythe?
(a) Phlegmatic.
(b) Sanguine.
(c) Melancholic.
(d) Choleric.

11. What does Bond mention to seal the fact that he knows about Smythe's past?
(a) Reichsbank.
(b) Foo brothers.
(c) Aunt in Kensington.
(d) Macao.

12. 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 piece shows its brilliance as the sun shines through the glass ceiling.
(c) Sotheby's announces it matches the price for a charity.
(d) The price reaches 100,000 British pounds.

13. What does Freudenstein's grandfather do before the Russian Revolution?
(a) He is a porcelain manafacturer.
(b) He makes extravagant jewelry for royalty.
(c) He polishes jewelry.
(d) He is a famous painter.

14. What is Smythe's real intentions with Oberhauser?
(a) To kill him.
(b) To turn him over to higher authority.
(c) To interrogate him with controversial methods.
(d) To free him whether he agrees to his conditions.

15. Who is Major Dexter Smythe talking to in the introduction of the story Octopussy?
(a) Reef fishes.
(b) A scorpion fish.
(c) An octopus.
(d) His "people".