1. How does Edgar feel about marrying Mary after the story of Karl?
(a) He wants to marry her if she will go to the police.
(b) He says he cannot marry her until any circumstances.
(c) He says he still wants to marry her.
(d) He says he needs time to think.

2. What does Mary say when the Princess points out what a good catch Edgar would be?
(a) The woman Edgar has asked to marry him is very lucky.
(b) That Edgar is like an older brother to Mary.
(c) That Edgar is unlikely to ask Mary to be his wife because of their great age difference.
(d) The Princess should consider him.

3. How has Mary's opinion changed of Rowley?
(a) Because he has been a good friend when she was in need.
(b) She thinks he helped her for his own reasons.
(c) It hasn't.
(d) She thinks he may be planning to blackmail her.

4. What does Edgar say he would worry about as an employee of the government?
(a) Nothing significant.
(b) That he'd spend the rest of his life worrying about a scandal.
(c) That Mary would behave scandously as his wife.
(d) That the government would cut his retirement if they found out about Mary and Karl once she is married to Edgar.

5. What does Rowley reply to Mary's repeated thanks?
(a) That it was not any trouble.
(b) She really did nothing wrong.
(c) She needs a male protector and it should be him.
(d) He loves risky situations and would do something like that for any friend.