2. Why does Nick say Wani bought him the car?
(a) It was a birthday present.
(b) It was a tax write-off.
(c) It was a Christmas present.
(d) Because Wani owed him money.

3. Who does Catherine think is madly in love with Gerald?
(a) Mrs. Tipper.
(b) Penny.
(c) Lady Kimbolton.
(d) Margaret Thatcher.

4. Who is with Nick in the photo that hangs in his bathroom?
(a) Wani.
(b) Toby.
(c) Gerald.
(d) The Prime Minister.

5. Who buys the land next to the Guests?
(a) Lord Kessler.
(b) Wani.
(c) Gerald.
(d) Sidney Hayes.

6. After waiting at Kensington Park Gardens for Gerald, where does Catherine make Nick drive her to?
(a) Badger's apartment.
(b) St. Paul's Cathedral.
(c) Parliament.
(d) Russell's apartment.

7. Who is Gerald's main rival in the election?
(a) Ethelred Egg.
(b) Polly Tompkins.
(c) Sir Lionel.
(d) Muriel Day.

8. Where do Rachel and Gerald end up hanging their Gauguin?
(a) In the kitchen.
(b) In Nick's room.
(c) In their bedroom.
(d) Next to the piano.

9. Who is with Gerald in the the most recent photo hanging on the Feddens' wall?
(a) Nick's mother.
(b) Gorbachev.
(c) The Prime Minister.
(d) Penny.

10. What artist paints the landscape that Lionel gives to Rachel and Gerald?
(a) Matisse.
(b) Monet.
(c) Gauguin.
(d) Picasso.

11. What happens to Nick's walnut bed?
(a) His parents gave it to charity.
(b) His parents took it for their own.
(c) His parents gave it to the Feddens.
(d) His parents sold it.

12. In the photograph that Gerald has hung in the first floor lavatory of Kensington Park Gardens, who is Gerald shaking hands with?
(a) Ronald Reagan.
(b) Sir Lionel.
(c) Margaret Thatcher.
(d) Nick.

13. Where is the last place Nick sees Leo alive?
(a) At the Shaftesbury.
(b) In the keyholder's garden.
(c) At the Barwick fête.
(d) At the Ogee office.

14. What doesn't Wani tell Nick he has bought?
(a) A vacation home in Italy.
(b) A new home for Martine.
(c) The Clerkenwell Building.
(d) A new car.

15. Which friend of Gerald's comes to give him advice after the scandal concerning Nick breaks?
(a) Norman Kent.
(b) Badger.
(c) Barry Groom.
(d) The Prime Minister.