1. What do Lucy's comments suggest might be hidden under his bed?
(a) A bird skeleton.
(b) Some of Theodore's hoard.
(c) Some of Talia's rocks.
(d) An extra serving of dessert.

2. When Linus first arrives at Arthur's room in Chapter Nine, what does Arthur prompt Lucy to show Linus?
(a) His book collection.
(b) His collection of papier-mâché skulls.
(c) His bedroom.
(d) His ability to levitate.

3. What is implied when, on page 42, the female member of Extremely Upper Management says, of Linus, that "nothing gets in" and so "He'll do"?
(a) Extremely Upper Management are counting on Linus not noticing or understanding the things that they want to keep secret.
(b) Extremely Upper Management are pleased that Linus does not seem interested in the feelings of the people he is investigating.
(c) Extremely Upper Management are frustrated that Linus does not see the bigger picture of what DICOMY does in the world.
(d) Extremely Upper Management want to be sure that Linus will not reveal classified information to others.

4. When the receptionist in Chapter Three does not introduce herself, what nickname does Linus give her in his own head?
(a) Ms. Bubblegum.
(b) Ms. Know-It-All.
(c) Ms. Butterfly Barrette.
(d) Ms. Click-Clack.

5. When Linus is writing his report at the beginning of Chapter Nine, what is he struggling to do?
(a) Describe Arthur without being too complimentary.
(b) Convince DICOMY to keep the orphanage open.
(c) Find a way to be less openly critical of DICOMY.
(d) Explain why some of DICOMY's rules are cruel.