1. As he investigates the Greenwich Park explosion, what is Heat's reaction when he initially eyes the professor?
(a) Heat dismisses him, declaring he has no interest in him today.
(b) Heat believes someone else is culpable and dismisses him.
(c) Heat is certain no bomber would have survived the explosion and does not feel this individual is involved.
(d) Heat believes this individual is in no way connected to the explosion and dismisses him.

2. What does Mr. Verloc operate?
(a) A tobacco shop.
(b) A jewelry shop.
(c) A butcher shop.
(d) A pornography shop.

3. Mr. Vladimir tells Mr. Verloc he reviewed his past reports, that they are inadequate as no action has been taken, and indicates that he views the latter's role toward achieving an explosion to be what?
(a) An agent espionage, one under the employment of a government in the role of spying to gain political information.
(b) An agent emissaire, a representative sent on a special mission, in this instance one of a clandestine nature.
(c) An agent courier, a messenger designated to relay information to an espionage or underground organization.
(d) An agent provocateur, one associating with suspected individuals and pretending to side with them to provoke them into an incriminating deed.

4. What is Mr. Verloc's usual schedule?
(a) He stays up very late at night, then sleeps in until around noon.
(b) He goes to bed by 10 o'clock at night, then does not awaken until around 7 o'clock in the morning.
(c) Mr. Verloc has no usual schedule.
(d) He turns in early at night, then gets up before the crack of dawn.

5. During his conversation with the professor on the afternoon of the Greenwich Park explosion, Ossipon expresses how he was acquainted with the individual he assumes was killed and describes the person's sole talent as what?
(a) The ability of running a pornography shop.
(b) The ability of organizing Red Committee meetings.
(c) The ability of giving speeches.
(d) The ability of eluding the police.