1. What does Mr. Verloc do when he returns home immediately after the meeting with Mr. Vladimir in which he learns his monthly income checks are in jeopardy.
(a) He seeks advice from Stevie on the matter.
(b) He goes to a local tavern after dinner for a couple of glasses of beer.
(c) He enjoys a big homemade dinner and speaks in an unconcerned manner with his family.
(d) He sulks and worries.

2. How do The Professor and Ossipon part on the day of the Greenwich Park explosion?
(a) Ossipon leaves the professor alone inside.
(b) Ossipon and the professor depart side-by-side.
(c) Ossipon leaves the professor inside with another Red Committee member.
(d) Ossipon follows the professor outside but finds him gone.

3. Where does the Assistant Commissioner go after leaving his office early in the evening of the Greenwich Park blast?
(a) He walks directly to the secretary of state's private rooms to brief him on the explosion earlier that day.
(b) Before he confers with the secretary of state, he takes a tram to Greenwich Park to observe the bomb scene prior to sunset.
(c) Before he confers with the secretary of state, he grabs a quick bite to eat at a restaurant near the police station.
(d) Before he confers with the secretary of state, he goes to the coroner's office to confer regarding the bombing victim.

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

5. What is Ossipon's reaction upon learning from a paperboy of the Greenwich Park bombing?
(a) He is quite upset.
(b) He applauded the bomber.
(c) He is unconcerned.
(d) He is merely curious.