1. What is the secretary of state's response to the assistant commissioner's request to have Heat removed from the investigation of the Greenwich Park explosion?
(a) He dismisses Heat and directs the Assistant Commissioner to assign other investigators under his direct supervision to the case.
(b) He retains Heat on the case and directs the assistant commissioner to participate in the investigation personally as well.
(c) He dismisses Heat and directs the assistant commissioner to report back to him that same night.
(d) He dismisses Heat and directs the assistant commissioner to report back to him within forty-eight hours.

2. Who is Mr. Wurmt?
(a) The German privy councillor.
(b) The English privy councillor.
(c) The French privy councillor.
(d) The Russian privy councillor.

3. On the evening of Stevie's death after Winnie has gone upstairs, what happens when Mr. Verloc enters his parlor and finds the meal his wife prepared earlier laid out?
(a) Mr. Verloc suddenly becomes very hungry and eats quickly, leaving the arving knife on a plate.
(b) Mr. Verloc is not at all hungry given the death of Stevie, and the sight of the meal disturbs him.
(c) Mr. Verloc sees the meal, becomes upset at the sight, and carries it into the kitchen, leaving the carving knife behind on a plate.
(d) Mr. Verloc skips the meal, goes upstairs, and continues attempting to convince Winnie he deeply loves her.

4. What does Winnie think about Mr. Verloc and Stevie when she last saw them together?
(a) How much they appeared like a father and his son together.
(b) How much they appeared like a grandfather and his grandson together.
(c) How much they appeared like her husband and one of his peculiar friends together.
(d) How much they appeared like an older and a younger brother together.

5. Which phrase best describes Winnie?
(a) A lazy, shy individual.
(b) A self-centered, hard-working woman.
(c) A shiftless, indolent soul.
(d) A tireless, caring person.