1. What does Ms. Chapelwhite tell Linus to do while he waits for her to pick him up at the train station?
(a) Let Calliope out to stretch her legs.
(b) Get some sleep while he can.
(c) Have a look around the village.
(d) Open his secret envelope.

2. 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 pleased that Linus does not seem interested in the feelings of the people he is investigating.
(b) Extremely Upper Management want to be sure that Linus will not reveal classified information to others.
(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 are counting on Linus not noticing or understanding the things that they want to keep secret.

3. Besides the violet in Ms. Chapelwhite's eyes, what is another clue that tells Linus what she really is?
(a) Her teeth.
(b) Her height.
(c) Her ears.
(d) Her bare feet.

4. In Chapter Four, when Ms. Chapelwhite has to pull the car over to help Linus, what is happening?
(a) He is having an asthma attack.
(b) He is suffering from sunstroke.
(c) He is having a panic attack.
(d) He is having a heart attack.

5. Before dinner each night, what does Arthur ask the children to share?
(a) The best and worst part of their day.
(b) One thing that they are grateful for.
(c) One thing that they have learned during the day.
(d) One goal that they have for tomorrow.