2. When do investment professionals advise "top-slicing" investments?
(a) When investors get nervous.
(b) When investments appreciate.
(c) When investors retire.
(d) When investments depreciate.

3. What is the name of the narrator's project manager at the company the lawyer puts the narrator in touch with?
(a) James Rowley.
(b) Justine Hunderson.
(c) Porcifer Hentley.
(d) Nazrul Ram Vyas.

4. How much money does the narrator get in his settlement?
(a) 5 million pounds.
(b) 8.5 million pounds.
(c) 1 million pounds.
(d) 10 million pounds.

5. What kind of animals were part of the building the narrator used to live in?
(a) Cats.
(b) Fish.
(c) Dogs.
(d) Hamsters.

6. What was in the courtyard of the building the narrator wants to replicate?
(a) A series of exotic trees.
(b) A mural.
(c) A bird sanctuary.
(d) A motorbike and a man fixing it.

7. What does the homeless person ask the narrator when he approaches him?
(a) Whether the narrator is a teacher.
(b) Whether the narrator is a stock broker.
(c) Whether the narrator is working.
(d) Whether the narrator is a Christian.

8. What does the narrator want to do as a result of seeing the crack in the wall?
(a) Replicate a building he once lived in.
(b) Travel.
(c) Buy housing for those who can not afford it.
(d) Call his mother.

9. What does the narrator do when he hears about the settlement?
(a) Calls his mother.
(b) Pulls his phone out of the wall.
(c) Cries.
(d) Drinks a scotch.

10. What does the narrator tell his friends about his settlement?
(a) He tells them he is not going to accept it.
(b) He tells them it did not come through.
(c) He lies and says it is much less than it actually is.
(d) He tells them it is exactly the amount that it actually is.

11. What does the narrator do to try to help him remember the crack in the wall in Chapter 4?
(a) He traces it.
(b) He takes a picture of it.
(c) He looks at it for a very long time.
(d) He asks the owner of the apartment if he can buy the house.

12. What does the one homeless person the narrator focuses on have in his lap?
(a) A backpack.
(b) A dog.
(c) Books.
(d) Money.

13. Which company does Daubenay put the narrator in touch with when he wants to do his apartment project?
(a) Minty's.
(b) Spiral's.
(c) Time Control.
(d) Harrod's.

14. What does the narrator threaten to do if the investment advisor does not adhere to his wishes?
(a) Write a bad article about the company.
(b) Go to another firm.
(c) FIle a lawsuit.
(d) Tell Marc Daubenay not to send any more clients to him.

15. Where does the narrator first meet Catherine?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Paris.
(c) Barcelona.
(d) Harare.