2. Why does Bowles refuse the offer?
(a) He says he has had to stop his research and that does not cover his expenses.
(b) Because he thinks they will not honor their offer.
(c) Because he is greedy.
(d) Because he has to pay Pascali out of that.

3. What did Pascali fear until recently?
(a) The Sultan.
(b) Death.
(c) Izzet.
(d) Pasha.

4. How would this trait that Bowles sees in Pascali help Bowles?
(a) It is a corruption to a level necessary to deal with the likes of Izzet and Pasha.
(b) Bowles can offer Pascali a return to his native land.
(c) Bowles can use the romantic side of Pascali to lure him with Lydia.
(d) Bowles can appeal to the high ideals to gain Pascali's help.

5. Who meets Pascali on his way home from Dr. Hogan's?
(a) Smith.
(b) Izzet and a large man.
(c) Lydia.
(d) Bowles.

6. What does Pascali find when he returns home?
(a) A note saying the money will be mailed to him.
(b) A letter addressed to Lydia and Pascali giving them Bowles's blessings.
(c) The one hundred fifty liras promised him, with a note telling him to leave the island.
(d) Fifty liras with a not promising more soon.

7. What does Pascali realize that Bowles believes about himself?
(a) Bowles believes himself to be on a mission from a higher power.
(b) Bowles believes he is a prophet.
(c) Bowles believes he is the messiah of Greek art.
(d) Bowles believes he is above the law.

8. What does Pascali figure out about how Bowles will remove the statue from the island?
(a) Through the mountains over to the other side of the island.
(b) He's still trying to figure it out.
(c) By way of Smith's boat.
(d) By ballon in the middle of the night.

9. What view of the world do Bowles and Pascali have in common?
(a) That everyone has a price.
(b) To take care of number one first.
(c) That the world does not care who it deceives as long as they have money.
(d) One of the idea of parallels and symbolism.

10. How does Pascali close his report?
(a) By signing his name.
(b) He says he quits.
(c) By saying May the Sultan Live Forever.
(d) He mentions that the entire report, from Bowles arrival to his death, could be as false as his earlier tale of the fly on his arm.

11. What does Pascali think the men he is leading are going to do?
(a) Kill Bowles and his men.
(b) Kill Bowles and capture Smith.
(c) Capture Smith and Bowles.
(d) He is not sure.

12. What does Bowles' notebook indicate?
(a) That Bowles actually is a geologist.
(b) That Bowles is cousin to the Sultan.
(c) That Bowles works for German SSI.
(d) Bowles has completed this same scheme that he is running on Pasha in numerous areas around Asia Minor for many months.

13. To what does Pascali agree?
(a) To getting the money from Lydia.
(b) To removing the soldiers.
(c) To killing Bowles.
(d) To finding Bowles.

14. Why is Pascali in danger?
(a) Because of his love for Lydia.
(b) For accepting bribe money.
(c) Because of Bowles' actions.
(d) For informing on Fisherman Smith.

15. When Pascali tells Bowles Pasha wants to kill Bowles, what is Bowles' response?
(a) That Scotland Yard is keeping an eye on things.
(b) That Bowles is leaving that night.
(c) That Bowles has a few tricks up his sleeve.
(d) That Bowles feels safe.