2. What was the name of the town where the incident was reported by the chauffeur and Prime Minister?
(a) Brighton.
(b) Ipswich Landing.
(c) Marsdon Leigh.
(d) Charing Cross.

3. What item was returned to the drawer where the necklace was originally kept?
(a) Imitation.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Calling card.
(d) Case.

4. Davenheim had traveled to which country the previous autumn?
(a) Egypt.
(b) China.
(c) Argentina.
(d) Brazil.

5. What is the title of the person making the phone call?
(a) Count.
(b) Prime Minister.
(c) Viscount.
(d) Baron.

6. Poirot suggests that the deaths might be due to which of the following?
(a) Angry gods.
(b) Magical influences.
(c) Revenge.
(d) Unclean water.

7. What time of day did Davenheim set off on his journey?
(a) 3:10.
(b) 1:15.
(c) 12:40.
(d) 10:20.

8. What does Poirot receive for his work on the case of the jewel robbery?
(a) Antique pen.
(b) Diamond watch.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Cheque.

9. What was the name of the Prime Minister's chauffeur?
(a) Gallagher.
(b) Dolan.
(c) O'Murphy.
(d) O'Riordan.

10. Who had just made a phone call to the doctor's residence?
(a) Yardly.
(b) Foscatini.
(c) Valdano.
(d) Davenheim.

11. What does Mr. Davenheim do for a living?
(a) Gardener.
(b) Chauffeur.
(c) Banker.
(d) Judge.

12. Who was found bound at the scene of the kidnapping?
(a) Secretary of Defense.
(b) Aide de Camp.
(c) Chauffeur.
(d) Valet.

13. What was the surname of the man caught while trying to pawn merchandise?
(a) Goulet.
(b) Pullet.
(c) Kellet.
(d) Moire.

14. Where was the Prime Minister shot and grazed by a bullet?
(a) Cheek.
(b) Foot.
(c) Shoulder.
(d) Leg.

15. What type of crime was attempted against the Prime Minister at that time?
(a) Kidnapping.
(b) A coup.
(c) Framing him for murder.
(d) Assassination.