2. Who was found dead that Harry is asked to identify?
(a) Harry's son
(b) Harry's brother
(c) Harry's father
(d) Harry's chauffeur

3. To what year has the author returned the reader?
(a) 1972
(b) 1850
(c) 1900
(d) 1791

4. What relationship did Euler and Bach discuss in this section?
(a) Mathematics and chess
(b) Mathematics and music
(c) Chess and the freemasons
(d) Music and chess

5. Who was Cardinal Rihelieu?
(a) Painter
(b) Governor
(c) Bishop
(d) Politician

6. What did Blanche write on the cocktail napkin she hands to Catherine?
(a) Her phone number
(b) A wish for safe passage
(c) Information about Harry
(d) The fortune teller's prophecy

7. When is Catherine's birthday?
(a) May 5th
(b) February 2nd
(c) April 4th
(d) March 3rd

8. Which character is considered one of the eight "collection points?"
(a) Bishop
(b) Valentine
(c) Abbess
(d) Miereille

9. Whose identity does Catherine try to determine as part of her investigation into the chess match?
(a) Fortune teller's
(b) Solarin's
(c) Friske's
(d) Lilly's

10. How does Germaine convince Camille that she must be spared the trials and executions?
(a) She has to find David first
(b) She is pregnant
(c) She must flee the country
(d) She is dying

11. How was Fiske killed?
(a) Stabbed
(b) Hung
(c) Broken neck
(d) Shot

12. What sport did Charlemagne play frequently and even put a sign in reference to in the convent?
(a) Jousting
(b) Checkers
(c) Cricket
(d) Chess

13. What rumors do Mireille and Valentine indicate they have heard about the Bishop?
(a) Cloven foot
(b) Intense temper
(c) Skills with paint
(d) Breaking his sacred vows

14. What is Mordecai's relationship with Lily?
(a) He has coached her in several chess tournaments
(b) He is her current lover
(c) He is her chauffeur
(d) He has provided her with information about math

15. What did Catherine do instead of sleeping when she returned to her hotel after Sharrif took her there?
(a) Try to make contact with Solarin
(b) Think of a way to get in to see Kamel
(c) Research OPEC
(d) Study books on mathematics