1. Who is usually privileged to sit in the horsehair armchair in the parlor?
(a) Mrs. Verloc's mother.
(b) Mr. Verloc.
(c) Mrs. Verloc's sibling.
(d) Mrs. Verloc.

2. Which member of the Red Committee expresses his opinion that Stevie is capable of becoming a criminal as he views her sibling as a degenerate?
(a) Yundt.
(b) Mr. Verloc.
(c) Michaelis.
(d) Ossipon.

3. What does Winnie silently promise herself after Stevie's encounter with the cab driver?
(a) That she will somehow come up with enough money so her mother can leave the charity home.
(b) That her brother will never want for anything he needs or be poor.
(c) That once her mother returns her entire family will never want for anything or be poor.
(d) That she will ensure her brother never moves from her home.

4. What is Mr. Verloc's reaction to his mother-in-law's decision to move out?
(a) He is grateful there is but one of his wife's family he now must be concerned.
(b) While there is one less mouth to feed, it bothers him that there is also one less to aid in Stevie's care.
(c) It does not actually matter much to him, and he is relatively unaffected.
(d) He is troubled only because Winnie has made it clear she is very concerned.

5. Heat's supervisor promptly takes which action upon hearing of Michaelis's name in connection with the Greenwich Park bomb investigation?
(a) After dismissing Heat, he dwells on thoughts of the three other club members whom he routinely plays a whist game with.
(b) Abruptly dismisses a vague memory of a whist game he participates in daily at his club.
(c) Dismisses Heat abruptly and then falls into his desk chair thinking about this subject.
(d) Turns his back to Heat and dismisses him from the office a few minutes later thinking about this subject.