1. What goal does Mr. Vladimir hope to achieve?
(a) An event that will excite Paris's middle class.
(b) An event that will excite London's middle class.
(c) An event that will excite London's privileged upper class.
(d) An event that will excite London's lower working class.

2. What agitates Stevie at breakfast on the morning Mr. Verloc returns from his trip?
(a) When a neighbor man starts complaining about the poor not being granted basic health care, and education and occupational training opportunities.
(b) When a neighbor woman starts complaining about the difficulties in raising children with little money.
(c) When a neighbor woman starts complaining about the difficulties in raising children with little governmental support.
(d) When a neighbor woman starts complaining about the discrimination in not allowing woman an equal vote.

3. What is the assistant commissioner's response to the secretary of state's decision to have Heat removed from the investigation of the Greenwich Park explosion?
(a) It displeases the assistant commissioner who, nevertheless, outlines his plan of action before departing.
(b) It pleases the assistant commissioner who promptly departs without further discussion on the matter except to assure the secretary of state he will return as directed.
(c) The assistant commissioner is excited and more pleased to share a high-quality brandy and Cuban cigar with the secretary of state while discussing international issues.
(d) It pleases the assistant commissioner who then outlines his plan of action before departing.

4. What are the items usually sold when young men come in the shop for their first time and find Winnie at the counter?
(a) Expensive pipes and cigarette holders.
(b) Small pets such as puppies and kittens.
(c) Inks and plain papers.
(d) Engagement and wedding rings.

5. What does the assistant commissioner recall from his first encounter with Michaelis?
(a) That Michaelis was clearly a womanizer who drank heavily and gambled endlessly.
(b) That Michaelis was very charming and articulate.
(c) That Michaelis was uncharming and virtually incomprehensible.
(d) That Michaelis was reluctant to tell his story about being convicted for murder.