2. What does the narrator want to happen with the old woman cooking the liver in Part III?
(a) She asks him how his day was.
(b) He interacts with her as she is taking her rubbish out.
(c) He buys her dinner.
(d) He finds her lost cat for her.

3. What is wrong with the first type of glass in the apartment building for the narrator's tastes?
(a) It is too thin.
(b) It is too new.
(c) It is too thick.
(d) It is too colorful.

4. Why is the narrator upset with the pianist in Part III?
(a) He tells the narrator the narrator is crazy.
(b) He quits.
(c) He wants to play more cheerful music.
(d) He sets a recording of himself playing to make the narrator think he is in the building when he is not.

5. Why is the young boy in the building in Chapter 8?
(a) For a piano lesson.
(b) For a painting lesson.
(c) To see his father.
(d) To see a friend.

6. What needs to be repaired on the narrator's car in Part III?
(a) Brakes.
(b) The engine.
(c) A flat tire.
(d) The windshield.

7. In Chapter 13, what does the narrator ask the pianist to use?
(a) A guitar.
(b) A pedal.
(c) A saxophone.
(d) A recorder.

8. Who seems to understand the narrator's intentions better than most others in Chapter 13?
(a) The old woman.
(b) James.
(c) Greg.
(d) The borough councillor.

9. When does the narrator realize he has actually felt the most authentic since his accident?
(a) When he was with Catherine.
(b) Panhandling in Victoria Station.
(c) During his apartment reenactment.
(d) When he was at the movies.

10. What is the name of the doctor who tries to treat the narrator in Chapter 13?
(a) Dr. Ryan.
(b) Dr. Kitcher.
(c) Dr. Smith.
(d) Dr. Trevellian.

11. What do the killers use in the third shooting in Brixton in Chapter 13?
(a) A bicycle.
(b) A car.
(c) A motorbike.
(d) A scooter.

12. Where does the narrator like to spend a lot of time in his apartment building?
(a) In the courtyard.
(b) In the stairwell.
(c) In the bath.
(d) On the roof.

13. In Chapter 14, what does the narrator ask Naz to reenact once he emerges from his trance?
(a) A movie.
(b) Part of the reenactment itself on Coldharbour Lane where the narrator is giving the actors instructions.
(c) A scene from the narrator's childhood.
(d) An art conference.

14. What happens to the narrator when he begins pouring over diagrams of the killing on Coldharbour Lane?
(a) He rips up the diagrams.
(b) He goes into a trance.
(c) He faints.
(d) He gets bored very easily.

15. What happens on Coldharbour Lane in Part III?
(a) A shooting.
(b) A grand re-opening of a store.
(c) A car crash.
(d) A parade.