2. Who has become suspicious of the deaths and has hired Poirot to investigate the case?
(a) Lady Williard.
(b) Lydia Tosswill.
(c) Esmee Hardt.
(d) Baroness Harper.

3. What is the only thing that was not eaten by the dead man's guests?
(a) Beef stew.
(b) Rice souffle.
(c) Figgy pudding.
(d) Kidney pie.

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

5. Who is Mr. Tosswill?
(a) Archeologist.
(b) Doctor.
(c) Excavator.
(d) British Museum official.

6. Where is the Grand Metropolitan located?
(a) Norwich.
(b) Brighton.
(c) Knightsbridge.
(d) London.

7. What was the name of the man who committed suicide in New York?
(a) Randall.
(b) Rupert.
(c) Rutherford.
(d) Rankin.

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

9. What kind of chemical was used to subdue Daniels during the kidnapping?
(a) Chlorophyll.
(b) Chlorine.
(c) Chloroform.
(d) Chlorocyclate.

10. What is the surname of the couple that Poirot meets at the Grand Metropolitan?
(a) Ogershok.
(b) Opalsen.
(c) Orszulak.
(d) Olsen.

11. How many people had supposedly dined with the dead man on the day previous?
(a) 4.
(b) 1.
(c) 0.
(d) 2.

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

13. What mistake did the thieves make at the scene of the crime?
(a) Not cleaning up dust.
(b) Leaving town.
(c) Blaming each other.
(d) Leaving fingerprints on the door.

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

15. What are the surnames of Daniels' two aunts?
(a) Heathcliff and Daniels.
(b) Adams and Davenheim.
(c) MacAdam and Jones.
(d) Daniels and Everard.