2. What is the most significant thing about terra rossa?
(a) It can create an explosion when mixed with sulfur.
(b) It is only found on this island.
(c) It is a fairly valuable export.
(d) It contains large amounts of aluminum deposits.

3. With whom does Pascali ask to speak?
(a) Lydia.
(b) Bowles.
(c) Izzet.
(d) Pasha.

4. 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 has a few tricks up his sleeve.
(c) That Bowles is leaving that night.
(d) That Bowles feels safe.

5. Why do Pascali and Bowles meet with Izzet at the hotel?
(a) For public witnesses.
(b) Because they have a great buffet.
(c) So they cannot be secretly killed at Pasha's house.
(d) To discuss the seven hundred liras payment.

6. 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 appeal to the high ideals to gain Pascali's help.
(c) Bowles can use the romantic side of Pascali to lure him with Lydia.
(d) Bowles can offer Pascali a return to his native land.

7. Who does Pascali see talking to the person Pascali is following?
(a) Smith.
(b) Lydia.
(c) Bowles.
(d) Izzet.

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

9. How does Pascali respond to Bowles' accusation.
(a) He gets tearful.
(b) Pascali proudly declares himself to be "the best kind."
(c) He gives Bowles an evil grin.
(d) He lowers his head.

10. Of what does Bowles accuse Pascali?
(a) Of being timid.
(b) Of being without a conscience.
(c) Of being an informant.
(d) Of being insane.

11. What does Bowles demand?
(a) The removal of the soldiers from the evacuation site.
(b) For Pasha to meet with him instead of Izzet.
(c) For Pascali to be arrested for extortion.
(d) More money.

12. What does Izzet tell Pascali?
(a) That Bowles is a scoundrel.
(b) That Pasha is not a patient man.
(c) That Bowles must be eliminated.
(d) That Pascali will not live through this if it does not work out.

13. Why is Pascali depressed and anguished?
(a) At the thought of losing his 150 liras.
(b) At the thought of his own death.
(c) At the thought of confronting Bowles.
(d) At the thought of confronting Lydia.

14. Who cowers in his palace?
(a) The Kaiser of Germany.
(b) Abdul-Hamid, the Sultan, cowers in his palace, trusting only his harem and guards.
(c) The King of England.
(d) The King of France.

15. What does Pascali think Lydia has been doing?
(a) Acting as the go between for Bowles and Smith.
(b) Reporting Bowles's activities to Pasha.
(c) Writing the Sultan of Bowles's activities.
(d) Two timing Bowles.