1. After Michel leaves the restaurant, what do Paul and Claire admit to one another?
(a) How long each of them have known about Michel's involvement in the incident.
(b) That they have fallen out of love with one another.
(c) The each of them have only just learned about Michel's involvement in the incident.
(d) That Michel has become too much for them to handle.

2. Which statement best describes Paul's attitude towards Serge?
(a) Paul distrusts Serge on principle because he is a politician.
(b) Paul admires Serge and thinks Serge's unassuming humility will win him the election.
(c) Paul is envious of Serge's success and believes he is an honest, straight-talking person.
(d) Paul is contemptuous of Serge and thinks he is a pompous hypocrite.

3. During the meeting with his principal, what does Paul consider doing?
(a) Trying to explain the stress that he had been under.
(b) Quitting his job then and there.
(c) Physically assaulting the principal.
(d) Daring the principal to discipline him.

4. Outside the restaurant, what offer does Paul make to Michel?
(a) To take the blame for the incident.
(b) To send Michel to live at Serge's summer house until things settle.
(c) To go with him to the police station and offer his emotional support.
(d) To destroy Michel's cell phone and buy him a new one.

5. When Paul tells Michel that he will return the phone as soon as they are home from the dinner, how does Michel respond?
(a) Michel says that he will come over to the restaurant.
(b) Michel tells Paul that he is going to Rick's.
(c) Michel tells his father to keep the phone.
(d) Michel says he will wait for his parents to return.