1. Following a verbal confrontation between Winnie and Mr. Verloc on the evening she learns of Stevie's death, what does her Mr. Verloc presume?
(a) He will be arrested soon if they do not sell the shop quickly and leave the country.
(b) He is convinced he will be going to court soon, and Winnie will need to operate the shop.
(c) She needs to make herself ready so they may depart at a moment's notice.
(d) He is convinced he will be going to prison soon, and Winnie will need to operate the shop.

2. What is Mr. Verloc told by Mr. Wurmt when they have their meeting at the embassy?
(a) That writing alone is no longer enough.
(b) That more detailed photographs are required.
(c) That the information he provides is superior and rates a higher payment.
(d) That more detailed diagrams are required.

3. How did Mrs. Verloc's mother convince officials to allow her a place in a charity home when she had family to take care of her?
(a) She agreed to work in the kitchen or help with other disabled residents if she were allowed in.
(b) She cried each time she was pushed for answers and charmed her way with the officials.
(c) She had her simple-minded son along when she was interviewed to stress her family's plight.
(d) She flirted with the main official who interviewed her and he was attracted to her.

4. Where did The Professor get his nickname?
(a) He once taught chemistry at a secondary school.
(b) He once taught chemistry at a university.
(c) He once was a pharmaceutical technician.
(d) He once worked as an assistant at a technical school.

5. What does Mr. Verloc stipulate will be required to carry out Vladimir's bomb plot?
(a) A modest sum of money.
(b) A large sum of money.
(c) No further funds at all.
(d) No further funds than the amount he receives monthly.