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

3. How does Bond feel about Snowman by the end of his visit to Wartski's?
(a) Bond trusts him completely.
(b) Bond needs him, but thinks he is too devious to trust.
(c) Bond thinks Snowman is helpful, but too focused on his work to help.
(d) Bond is curious about Snowman's relationship with the Russian Control.

4. What disappoints Bond at the auction?
(a) He is not given back up.
(b) There are too many people.
(c) Wilson does not bang his gavel at the end of an auction.
(d) He is unable to find the Russian Control.

5. Bond is trying to identify the Russian Control at Sotheby's. What is the most difficult part in identifying the Russian Control?
(a) Bond is unable to leave his seat and is confined to one view of the room.
(b) The crowd at Sotheby's is too chaotic to observe carefully.
(c) Noting the secret signal between the Russian Control and Wilson.
(d) Wilson runs the auction too speedily.

6. In addition to Bond, who else is at Sotheby's to capture evidence of the Russian Control?
(a) Freudenstein.
(b) An MI5 cameraman.
(c) M.
(d) Snowman.

7. What trouble does the ammunition box give Smythe?
(a) It's tight lock.
(b) It's lack of a handle.
(c) Its heavy weight.
(d) It's awkward shape.

8. What kind of audience does Sotheby's gala mainly attract?
(a) Royalty.
(b) Rich pleasure-seekers.
(c) Film celebrities.
(d) Philanthropists.

9. What does M say to offend Dr. Fanshawe?
(a) He refers to the art piece as a hunk of jewelry.
(b) He says art is for those that don't understand logic.
(c) He calls the art abstract foolery.
(d) He says the jewelers' world is too materialistic.

10. What names does Bond mention that worries Smythe his time is up?
(a) Reichsbank and Oberhauser.
(b) Gestapo and MOB.
(c) Mary and Dr. Greaves.
(d) Tyrol and Ober Aucher.

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

12. What does Smythe want to see before he dies?
(a) His "people" to say goodbye.
(b) A priest for confession.
(c) If an octopus eats a scorpion fish and its reaction to the poison.
(d) Mary's grave.

13. Why does Freudenstein receive a gift from the Russian government?
(a) To lure her to work for them as a double agent.
(b) Reparations from the Revolution.
(c) To pay for her double agent work.
(d) To pay for her mother's services in the Tulip Escape Route.

14. What business does Bond have with Smythe?
(a) Is there to question Smythe about his actions at the end of WWII.
(b) Is there to honor Smythe for services in WWII.
(c) Is there to arrest Smythe for his criminal actions from WWII.
(d) Is there to take revenge on Smythe for killing Bond's old friend.

15. Who are Smythe's "people"?
(a) Corals.
(b) Reef fishes.
(c) The employees at his home.
(d) The socialites he consorts with.