1. To what does Pai direct Oscar's attention to that Oscar identifies as coming from Book 1 of Plato's Republic?
(a) The dialogue between the Major and Kane about Bagby and Thomas begin in cahoots.
(b) The dialogue between Mother and Thomas about his trip north to protect his late uncle's assets.
(c) The dialogue between Thomas and Kane about Bagby's illegal dealings.
(d) The dialogue between the Major and Kane about money and how man at the point of death is troubled by things he has never before taken seriously.

2. What has Oscar's ordeal done to Christina and Harry's marriage?
(a) Brought them closer together.
(b) Made it somewhat more challenging.
(c) Wrecked it.
(d) Strengthened it.

3. What does Bunker say is Trish's duty?
(a) To stand up to the hordes intent on destroying civilization.
(b) To give up on her court case.
(c) To get help for her defense.
(d) To marry him.

4. What does Christina say when Oscar says he needs a secretary?
(a) She dismisses his plans to hire a secretary, suggesting he needs only a wastebasket and a housekeeper.
(b) She sends her personal secretary to help Oscar.
(c) She hires Ilse as his secretary.
(d) She calls Lily to see if she could help Oscar.

5. Who is Thomas?
(a) He is the director of the Civil War movie.
(b) He is the Crease's next door neighbor.
(c) He is a figment of Oscar's imagination.
(d) He is the hero and a born aristocrat in his thirties, dressed in a rumbled field uniform, bearing a battle scar that is evident but not disfiguring.