2. Who does Bourne believe is Carlos' spy in Villiers' home?
(a) Villiers' maid.
(b) Villiers' cook.
(c) Villiers' housekeeper.
(d) Villiers' wife.

3. Who does Marie speak to?
(a) David Abbott.
(b) Peter.
(c) Dennis Corbelier.
(d) Gordon Webb.

4. What is significant about Villiers' wife?
(a) She is disabled.
(b) She is young, clearly his second wife.
(c) She is blind.
(d) She is old, clearly older than him.

5. What does Conklin say about Bourne?
(a) That he was always mentally unstable.
(b) That he was always hostile toward the government.
(c) That he is immature and untrustworthy.
(d) That he is a loyal citizen who would never go rogue.

6. What message does Carlos send to Bergeron?
(a) Go to New York
(b) Go to Athens
(c) Go to Zurich
(d) Go to London

7. Who does Marie insist on calling?
(a) The Canadian Embassy.
(b) The American Embassy.
(c) The police to plead innocence.
(d) The bank in Zurich she supposedly robbed.

8. What does the psychologist say about Bourne's mental status?
(a) He is paranoid schizophrenic with multiple personalities.
(b) He is suffering from amnesia.
(c) He is a psychopath.
(d) He is a sociopath.

9. How does Marie react to D'Anjou's news about Cain?
(a) She always knew Bourne could not be a killer.
(b) She believes Carlos gave the information to D'Anjou to trick Bourne.
(c) She is sad that her new boyfriend is not an assassin.
(d) She does not trust D'Anjou and believes it to be all lies.

10. Who decides to take the blame for Villiers' crime?
(a) Conklin
(b) Marie
(c) Bourne
(d) Crawford

11. What does Villiers recall about the traitor in his home?
(a) His wife often travels on the same dates of Carlos' assassinations.
(b) His cousin often arrives at his home when Carlos is suspected to be in Paris.
(c) His butler often speaks on the phone late at night.
(d) His cook often calls in sick when Carlos is suspected to be in Paris.

12. To where does Bourne follow Villiers?
(a) A church near his home.
(b) A political office in Paris.
(c) A restaurant in the country.
(d) A library at the Sorbonne.

13. Why did Villiers become angry with the French government in his youth?
(a) Because he disagreed with the rules of the military.
(b) Because his wife was kidnapped and killed by political assassins.
(c) Because his son was murdered by political assassins.
(d) Because they gave Algeria their independence.

14. How is Villiers dealing with this situation?
(a) He is unstable, upset and angry.
(b) He is calm, sure Bourne will take care of everything.
(c) He is eager to involve the police.
(d) He is happy to be of use to someone again.

15. Who attacks Bourne in Treadstone's offices?
(a) Villiers
(b) Carlos
(c) Crawford
(d) Conklin