2. McKoy tells Paul and Rachel that the chamber was robbed _______________.
(a) recently.
(b) postwar.
(c) during the war.
(d) prior to the war.

3. What does Paul notice in the sand and picks up before anyone notices?
(a) A matchbook.
(b) A flashlight.
(c) A cell phone.
(d) A wallet.

4. Fritz is notified about the explosion at the mine and that Rachel is _____________________.
(a) dead.
(b) perfectly fine.
(c) missing.
(d) hurt but alive.

5. Whose presence does Knoll sense behind him as he enters the cave?
(a) McKoy's.
(b) Suzanne's.
(c) Rachel's.
(d) Paul's.

6. Who shoots and kills Knoll?
(a) Paul.
(b) The butler.
(c) Suzanne.
(d) Rachel.

7. Who is Julius?
(a) Karol's brother.
(b) Suzanne's father.
(c) Rachel's grandfather.
(d) Danya's grandson.

8. How does Danya know who Rachel is?
(a) He has met her before.
(b) He can see Karol in her face.
(c) He asks to see her identification papers.
(d) He has seen her picture in the paper.

9. Where do Paul and Rachel hide while Knoll and Margarethe fight?
(a) The chapel.
(b) The gift shop.
(c) The choir loft.
(d) The confessional.

10. Where is Paul keeping the letters and wallet found in the cave?
(a) In a safe deposit box.
(b) Taped to his body.
(c) In the hotel safe.
(d) Under the false bottom of his briefcase.

11. Why is McKoy so angry as he moves further into the cave?
(a) His stash of treasures has been stolen.
(b) His flashlight battery dies.
(c) He loses his miner's helmet.
(d) It is empty.

12. Knoll and Suzanne are both called __________________.
(a) Thieves.
(b) Villains.
(c) Acquisitors.
(d) Assassins.

13. What does Fritz inform Rachel and Paul about regarding the mine?
(a) The mine is a network of explosives.
(b) It is the most prolific mine if Germany.
(c) Men were buried alive in their fifty years ago.
(d) There was an explosion today and two years ago.

14. How many of McKoy's investors have traveled to Germany to hear the outcome of the dig?
(a) 30.
(b) 56.
(c) 7.
(d) 112.

15. Until now, what had never happened among the Retrievers of Lost Antiques?
(a) There had been no killing attempts.
(b) There had never been a newsletter.
(c) There had never been a secret told.
(d) There had never been a president.