2. What does Pluck say bicycles are made from?
(a) Small atoms of humans.
(b) Small atoms of animals.
(c) Small atoms of bicycle.
(d) Small atoms of air.

3. Who does the narrator see sitting in the corner of the room?
(a) John Divney.
(b) Joe.
(c) De Selby.
(d) Philip Mathers.

4. When does Fox come to the police barracks?
(a) During the day.
(b) During the afternoon.
(c) During the night.
(d) Never.

5. Who is the only person who can hear the piano's music?
(a) Mathers.
(b) MacCruiskeen.
(c) Pluck.
(d) Jesus.

6. What does de Selby believe is a hallucination?
(a) Death.
(b) Birth.
(c) Movement.
(d) Speaking.

7. Which of the following does de Selby regard as a vice?
(a) Scrabble.
(b) Chess.
(c) Cigarettes.
(d) Coffee.

8. What does MacCruiskeen show the narrator after the spear?
(a) A bicycle.
(b) A miniature box.
(c) A sword.
(d) A gold watch.

9. What crime does Pluck complain about?
(a) Muggings.
(b) Murders.
(c) Car crime.
(d) Bicycle crime.

10. What does the narrator think the policemen can help him find?
(a) His wrist watch.
(b) His Gun.
(c) The blackbox.
(d) His bicycle.

11. Who does Pluck describe as lecherous?
(a) Fox.
(b) Gilhaney.
(c) Mathers.
(d) MacCruiskeen.

12. Where does Pluck find Gilhaney's bicycle?
(a) Behind a shed.
(b) Behind a tree.
(c) In the underbrush.
(d) In a barn.

13. What is transferred to a human when he or she rides a bike?
(a) Bicycle atoms.
(b) Chrome atomes.
(c) Animal atoms.
(d) Air atoms.

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

15. What part of the narrator's body do the doctors have to amputate?
(a) His fingers.
(b) His leg.
(c) His arm.
(d) His foot.