1. When hearing about the Sultan's fears, how does Pascali feel?
(a) Surprised that the home guard is not loyal.
(b) Hopeless for his own safety.
(c) Disbelieving of Lydia's statement.
(d) Disgusted that the Sultan worries so much about disease.

2. What gives Pascali the courage to bring up the matter of blackmailing Bowles?
(a) Bowles mentions how much he enjoys sex with Lydia.
(b) Bowles laughs at Pascali's concern about breaking the law.
(c) Bowles calls Pascali a wimp.
(d) Bowles begins to berate the people of the Ottoman Empire, calling them savage and without honor.

3. Why won't Russia, Britain, and France take action against the Ottoman empire?
(a) None will take action due to their need for trade alliances.
(b) They do not believe the reports about the Armenians.
(c) They are too badly outclassed militarily.
(d) They cannot ally themselves with each other.

4. What does Bowles say when asked by Izzet if he has the contract with him?
(a) He says he has sent it to England.
(b) He says that the contract and receipt are in a safe deposit with instructions to send them to the British Consul in the event of his death.
(c) He says yes but that they cannot have it.
(d) He says no.

5. What does the sound of bleating sheep mean to Pascali as he is walking?
(a) It reminds him of his childhood.
(b) He remembers the phrase, "the Lion will lie down with the lamb," from his childhood.
(c) He knows they are being herded to the rebels for food.
(d) He knows they will soon be slaughtered for the Sacrifice Festival.