2. A cable from London tells Wormold:
(a) to use Milly as a courier
(b) to minimize contacts with Hasselbacher
(c) to try to recruit Hasselbacher
(d) to try to recruit Captain Segura

3. Who does Wormold find is driving Milly home from school:
(a) Mother Superior
(b) her boyfriend
(c) Dr. Hasselbacher
(d) Captain Segura

4. Dr. Hasselbacher and Mr. Wormold are talking in:
(a) the park
(b) Dr. Hasselbacher's office
(c) the Wonder Bar
(d) the Consulate

5. As the blind Negro walks, he:
(a) sings
(b) greets people
(c) looks around
(d) counts the number of steps

6. What did Milly do at the age of thirteen when a boy pulled her hair?
(a) she complained to the sisters at the school
(b) she set fire to him
(c) she cried
(d) she punched him

7. Regarding his trip, Wormold tells Hawthorne that the purpose is to:
(a) recruit
(b) meet government officials
(c) to check out information
(d) recouperate from an illness

8. What does the Englishman know about Wormold?
(a) he attended Cambridge
(b) he was botrn in Havana
(c) he was born in Nice
(d) he was born in London

9. What is the purpose of the Charles Lamb books?
(a) for communications in code
(b) good reading
(c) to enlighten Wormold
(d) Hawthorne purchased duplicates by accident

10. When Wormold asks Lopez if he wants to earn a little extra money, Lopez thinks:
(a) Wormold wants a woman
(b) he is receiving a bonus
(c) he is being made a partner
(d) he is receiving severance pay

11. Wormold makes a yearly trip outside of Havana to:
(a) vacation
(b) visit retailers
(c) get Milly out of the city
(d) visit friends

12. The cable Wormold received came from:
(a) Ottawa
(b) London
(c) Kingston
(d) Miami

13. Why does Wormold at first say no to Milly's request for a horse?
(a) horseback riding is too dangerous
(b) she is too young
(c) he can't afford it
(d) it is out of character for Milly

14. Wormold writes his sister that the vacuum cleaners aren't selling well because of:
(a) power outages
(b) the market is glutted
(c) high prices
(d) high unemployment

15. Wormold invents his sub-agents by:
(a) asking at a bar
(b) selecting names from the Country Club list
(c) talking to people and finding the ones who were interested
(d) finding names in the newspaper