1. What route does Red Committee group member Michaelis say is the answer to the current social ills?
(a) Patience and action through the arts, sciences, and education.
(b) Emotion and riotous action are essential and knowledge is unhelpful.
(c) Maintaining a stable economic status.
(d) Bombing of scientific institutions.

2. What is Mr. Verloc told by Mr. Wurmt when they have their meeting at the embassy?
(a) That more detailed diagrams are required.
(b) That writing alone is no longer enough.
(c) That more detailed photographs are required.
(d) That the information he provides is superior and rates a higher payment.

3. What does Mr. Verloc give his wife to hide on the evening of the bombing, and where does she place it?
(a) A pigskin pocketbook containing a large quantity of money that she secures under her bodice.
(b) A briefcase containing papers that she hides behind a tall, grandfather clock.
(c) A leather purse containing banknotes that she places under the mattress of their bed.
(d) A locked satchel containing bomb components that she places in the attic.

4. Red Committee member Ossipon expresses what opinion regarding the state of social ills?
(a) Emotion, not education, is the answer, and action needs to be taken.
(b) Agitation in Third World nations is an aid.
(c) World war, not peace, is the answer, and the European Alliance Treaty Organization is useless.
(d) Constant financial undermining of the poor is the answer.

5. What is Stevie's reaction when he later talks to the cab driver and learns of his plight in caring for four children and wife while having to do cab work at night?
(a) He becomes quite troubled about the poor and their difficulties, and when going to the bus stop tells Winnie the police should take care of it.
(b) He becomes quite troubled about the poor, initially stating the police should help the poor, but later appears to have his mind on other things and to have forgotten the matter.
(c) He becomes quite upset about the poor and their difficulties, and enroute to the train tells Winnie it is a matter the police should take care of.
(d) He becomes quite troubled about the poor and their difficulties, and while awaiting a hansom tells Winnie the police should take care of it.