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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who did Heat personally assure the month prior to the Greenwich Park explosion that no terrorist acts would occur anytime soon because Heat is watching every known terrorist?
(a) The mayor.
(b) The king.
(c) The secretary of state.
(d) The prime minister.

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

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

4. How is the professor traveling while amazed at the sense of security those around him feel, unaware they could all be blown up at any time?
(a) Riding in a tram car with other passengers aboard.
(b) Riding aboard a train amongst other passengers.
(c) Riding in a horse-drawn carriage down a crowded street.
(d) Walking down a street past other people.

5. What did Heat tell his supervisor were everywhere at the scene of the Greenwich Park explosion?
(a) Tin strips and bits.
(b) Glass slivers and bits.
(c) Ceramic chips and bits.
(d) Cardboard shreds and bits.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Mr. Verloc's response to his first contact with Mr. Vladimir?

2. What does Mr. Vladimir learn about Mr. Verloc that terribly disappoints him?

3. What is the professor's position on the social issues that spurs Mr. Verloc and his Red Committee friends?

4. What does Mr. Verloc do following the Red Committee meeting before going to bed?

5. Following the Red Committee meeting, what is Mr. Verloc's opinion regarding his earlier meeting with Mr. Vladimir?

(see the answer key)

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