1. What is the professor's position on the social issues that spurs Mr. Verloc and his Red Committee friends?
(a) He concurs that a static economic state is the most important aspect.
(b) He is not interested in those social concerns.
(c) He also believes that action through the arts, education, and the sciences is key.
(d) He agrees that bombing scientific institutions is essential.

2. Which phrase best describes Mr. Verloc?
(a) A tireless, caring person.
(b) A shy, caring soul.
(c) A selfless, hard-working man.
(d) A self-centered, lazy individual.

3. Why was Michaelis convicted for murder?
(a) Michaelis participated in a bombing that killed a number of people aboard a train.
(b) His planned prison break that ended in the death of an officer.
(c) While jailed, he killed another prisoner.
(d) His robbery ended in the death of a bank guard.

4. What is the assistant commissioner's concern if they were to link Michaelis to the Greenwich Park bombing?
(a) The reputation of Mrs. Verloc would suffer irreparable damage, and she would never forgive the assistant commissioner.
(b) The reputation of Michaelis' patroness would suffer irreparable damage, and the lady would never forgive the assistant commissioner.
(c) The reputation of Baron Stott-Wartenheim's wife would suffer irreparable damage, and the assistant commissioner would never be forgiven.
(d) The reputation of Mrs. Verloc's mother would suffer irreparable damage, and she would never forgive the assistant commissioner.

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