2. What do people become like when they change into bicycles?
(a) Shiny and energetic.
(b) Quiet and squeaky.
(c) Humorless and sleepy.
(d) Stiff and rigid.

3. What did de Selby confuse the boy with?
(a) His friends' problems.
(b) A range of problems.
(c) Insolvable problems.
(d) His own problems.

4. Why does MacCruiskeen think the narrator is strange?
(a) He didn't come on a bicycle.
(b) He speaks too loudly.
(c) He is three dimensional.
(d) He has too much hair.

5. Who does Pluck say Gilhaney tricked into riding his bicycle?
(a) A children's nany.
(b) A school girl.
(c) A school teacher.
(d) A headmistress.

6. What is the inspector's name at the police barracks?
(a) O'Corky.
(b) O'Connor.
(c) Morrison.
(d) James.

7. What does Mathers say he receives every year?
(a) A light yellow tie.
(b) Light yellow gloves.
(c) A light yellow gown.
(d) A light yellow hat.

8. What does the invisible point on the spear stretch 6 inches in front of?
(a) MacCruiskeen's hand.
(b) The handle.
(c) The narrator's face.
(d) The visible point.

9. What does MacCruiskeen show the narrator?
(a) A pen.
(b) A gold watch.
(c) A bicycle.
(d) A spear.

10. Where does Mathers say the other policemen can be found?
(a) The hobbit hole.
(b) The church.
(c) The police barracks.
(d) The grave yard.

11. What did the narrator's mother run?
(a) A cafe.
(b) A restaurant.
(c) A pub.
(d) A hotel.

12. What does Mathers say has different colors?
(a) Birds.
(b) Clouds.
(c) Wind.
(d) Tigers.

13. Where does Divney claim he hid the money?
(a) In the narrator's loft.
(b) The cabbage patch in the allottments.
(c) In the pub cellar.
(d) Under the floorboards in Mather's house.

14. What does Pluck claim is dangerous?
(a) Any mode of transportation.
(b) Human anger.
(c) God's anger.
(d) Any form of storytelling.

15. Why does Divney refuse to tell the narrator where he has hidden the money?
(a) Divney cannot trust anyone.
(b) The narrator needs to finish his job first.
(c) It is not yet safe to spend it.
(d) It needs time to develop interest.