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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What reaction does Heat's supervisor have upon initially hearing of Michaelis's connection with the Greenwich Park explosion investigation?
(a) He smiles briefly.
(b) He chuckles mockingly.
(c) He is irritated.
(d) He is glad.

2. What does the assistant commissioner observe at the restaurant he has dinner at on the evening of the Greenwich Park explosion?
(a) Many patrons are speaking the language of the restaurant's nationality.
(b) All the customers appear lacking a nationality.
(c) There are few customers and he will be able to finish quickly.
(d) It is crowded, so he is able to blend in.

3. Where is Mr. Verloc's shop located?
(a) In a shop one block from his brick home.
(b) Toward the front of his small, brick home.
(c) It covers the entire first floor of his frame home.
(d) Toward the front of his large, stone home.

4. On the evening of Stevie's death, when Winnie goes upstairs, what does her husband think she is going to do?
(a) Bathe.
(b) Write a note to her mother.
(c) Rest.
(d) Prepare to leave.

5. What is Winnie concerned about while Mr. Verloc is on his trip in Chapter 9?
(a) Stevie's depression due to his mother suddenly leaving.
(b) Stevie's depression due to Mr. Verloc's return.
(c) Stevie's depression due to the police not providing for the poor.
(d) Stevie's depression due to his encounter with the cab driver.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which phrase best describes Stevie?

2. What is Mr. Verloc's initial response to his wife's request concerning Stevie, in Chapter 9?

3. As he investigates the Greenwich Park explosion, what is Heat's reaction when he initially eyes the professor?

4. 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?

5. In Chapter 9, when does Mr. Verloc return from his trip?

(see the answer key)

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