2. What causes Stevie extreme difficulty in maintaining a job?
(a) Stevie is defiant and refuses to follow directions.
(b) Other people's view of Stevie.
(c) Stevie is unable to complete designated tasks
(d) Stevie is lazy and often shows up late for work.

3. What does Mr. Verloc's shop display to draw in customers?
(a) A variety of beer mugs with logos.
(b) Magazines and pictures.
(c) A list of prices for various haircuts and trimmings.
(d) An extensive menu.

4. 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 prime minister.
(b) The king.
(c) The mayor.
(d) The secretary of state.

5. Subsequent to his initial encounter, how long ago did Heat first approach Mr. Verloc and offer protection of his business packages from discovery if he would provide Heat information?
(a) Two years ago.
(b) Five years ago.
(c) Seven years ago.
(d) Nine years ago.

6. What does the assistant commissioner recall from his first encounter with Michaelis?
(a) That Michaelis was clearly a womanizer who drank heavily and gambled endlessly.
(b) That Michaelis was uncharming and virtually incomprehensible.
(c) That Michaelis was very charming and articulate.
(d) That Michaelis was reluctant to tell his story about being convicted for murder.

7. Which phrase best describes Stevie?
(a) A brilliant individual.
(b) A simpleminded individual.
(c) An average individual.
(d) An astute individual.

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

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

10. What happens after Mr. Verloc and Winnie marry?
(a) The business operated by Winnie and her family is closed, and Mr. Verloc assumes responsibility for her family.
(b) Winnie and Mr. Verloc open their new business while her family maintains an existing one.
(c) Winnie and Mr. Verloc operate his existing business, and her family continues an existing one.
(d) Mr. Verloc moves in with Winnie's family, and he assumes responsibility for their existing business.

11. What does Heat tell the Assistant Commissioner that a witness spotted in Greenwich Park prior to the explosion that morning?
(a) Two young men, an average, fair-haired one and a thinner, dark-haired one.
(b) A young, fair-haired woman and an older, stockier man.
(c) Two middle-aged men, a thinner, dark-haired one and a stocky, fair-haired one.
(d) Two men, a fair-haired one and an older, stockier one.

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

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

14. Before Mr. Verloc acted as an informant, who initially followed him to his pornography business?
(a) Heat himself.
(b) Baron Stott-Wartenheim.
(c) Mr. Vladimir himself.
(d) An assigned cop.

15. The Secret Agent is a novel centered on the attempt in 1894 to destroy what?
(a) The Greenwich Observatory.
(b) Trafalgar Square.
(c) Buckingham Palace.
(d) The London Bridge.