2. What possible danger is there if M increases the Purple Cipher's level of deception?
(a) KGB kill Britain's double agent.
(b) The KGB send a second spy while keeping the first as a decoy.
(c) Freudenstein figures it out and deceive Britain in return.
(d) KGB finds the truth about its false messages.

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

4. What reassures Snowman that Bond is someone he can like?
(a) Bond's knowledge of the pieces of work on display.
(b) Bond's ability to speak Russian.
(c) Bond telss Snowman the truth immediately without mind games.
(d) Bond's knowledge of Old Russia.

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

6. What gives away Wartski's notable stature?
(a) The paintings of royalty.
(b) The endless cases of shiny jewelry.
(c) The Royal Warrants.
(d) The sign the certifies their status amongst world jewelers.

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

8. What is Smythe secretly looking for?
(a) Gold bars.
(b) Swiss gold.
(c) A large sum of cash.
(d) Bonds.

9. Tired of playing mind games, what does Bond offer Smythe?
(a) Time to consider his confession.
(b) For Bond to care for his arraignments or less forgiving men to handle his case.
(c) To leave quietly or publicly.
(d) A sleeping pill on their way out.

10. What does Smythe expect to get from the contents of the ammunition box?
(a) 50,000 British pounds.
(b) 100,000 Jamaican dollars.
(c) 100,000 British pounds.
(d) 50,000 German marks.

11. What is Bond hoping for to affirm his suspicions of who the Russian Control is?
(a) That Freudenstein contacts him.
(b) That the under-bidder enters the Russian Embassy.
(c) That a clear photo is available of him at the auction.
(d) That he now contacts Freudenstein.

12. What is so important about the cairn?
(a) It tells him the way to the secret treasure.
(b) It tells him where the bonds are hidden.
(c) It indicates his way back without Oberhauser.
(d) It indicates the site of the gold bars.

13. What causes Bond to reach for a gun while he sits in his office?
(a) Wakes up suddenly from sleep.
(b) Unexpected knock on the door.
(c) M yells at him.
(d) Red telephone rings.

14. How does Bond feel about Freudenstein?
(a) He is in awe of her bravery.
(b) He thinks lowly of her.
(c) He likes her more if she smiles more.
(d) He pities her.

15. What is Miss Freudenstein's role with the British Secret Service?
(a) Encode messages with the Purple Cipher.
(b) She is a Russian translator.
(c) She is M's secretary.
(d) She encodes messages from the KGB.