1. What does Grunmann tell the President about the Soviets?
(a) That their curiosity about Gardiner has also turned up nothing.
(b) They are making progress on Gardiner's identity.
(c) That Gardiner could be one of their spies.
(d) That Skrapinov has been insulted by Gardiner.

2. What does Mr. Franklin assume when Chance will not sign the paper?
(a) He thinks Chance wants his own lawyer to look at it first.
(b) He assumes that Chance will not withdraw a claim against the estate.
(c) He believes Chance needs more time to read it over.
(d) He assumes that Chance wants better terms.

3. What does Chance speak about when the President asks him a question about Wall Street?
(a) He admits he knows nothing about it.
(b) He compares it to a television program.
(c) He talks about the Old Man's big house.
(d) He compares it to a garden.

4. How does Mr. Franklin have a record of the Old Man's affairs?
(a) He hired a detective.
(b) The Old Man stipulated that his records be available to Mr. Franklin in his will.
(c) The Old Man was a partner in the law firm.
(d) He was the Old Man's best friend.

5. Why does Chance stare directly into the President's eyes when he meets him?
(a) He knows it is polite in society to look someone in the eye.
(b) He recalls that the President always looks straight into the eyes of the viewer on TV.
(c) He is nervous and does not know where else to look.
(d) He sees that the President's eyes are bloodshot.