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

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

3. What chance is Serge unwilling to take?
(a) Making any choice that could endanger his marriage.
(b) Getting elected and having his violent and unstable brother in the public eye.
(c) Making any choice that could endanger his brother's mental health.
(d) Getting elected only to have the boys' crime made public.

4. How does Serge get out of an extended conversation between the man in the beard and his daughter?
(a) He tells them to leave him alone.
(b) He pretends to take a call.
(c) He gets up to go to the restroom.
(d) He resumes eating his dinner.

5. Why have Serge and Babette come to Paul's house when it is only Paul and Michel there?
(a) They suggest Paul and Michel move to the summer house until Claire is better.
(b) They want to take Michel until Claire was better.
(c) They want Paul's advice about Serge's political plans.
(d) They want to take Paul and Michel to dinner.