2. What does Gletkin say is the reason peasants in industrial positions should be shot for even minor infractions of the law?
(a) Death is the only punishment for all crimes.
(b) Rules are the only way for a country to know they are doing a good job.
(c) Peasants are too stupid to learn on their own.
(d) Peasants had to learn in ten years what most in other countries learned in 200 years.

3. What does the prosecutor ask Rubashov about counter-revolutionary movements?
(a) If Rubashov acted as an agent of counter-revolution
(b) If Rubashov wants to denounce the counter-revolution movements
(c) If Rubashov has named any other conspirators
(d) If Rubashov can recite a list of counter-revolutionary actions

4. What does Rubashov realize about his position with Gletkin?
(a) Gletkin hates Rubashov.
(b) Rubashov has as much power as Gletkin.
(c) Gletkin is much younger than Rubashov.
(d) Gletkin wants to do away with the old guard.

5. What does Gletkin tell Rubashov is the only way Rubashov can serve the Party now?
(a) By denouncing Ivanov
(b) By denouncing all of the old guard
(c) By making a full public confession to the plot to kill No. 1
(d) By giving the names of those involved in the plot against No. 1

6. What does Rubashov feel is one of the worst degradation during his interviews with Gletkin?
(a) When he falls asleep
(b) When he falls off a chair
(c) When he has to ask to relieve himself
(d) When he has to talk with his eyes closed

7. What does Hare-lip say Rubashov called Hare-lip’s father the last time they saw each other?
(a) An old fool and Don Quixote
(b) A simpleton
(c) A hopeless romantic
(d) A counter-revolutionary

8. What does Rubashov think the best of them do when condemned to die?
(a) They stay silent.
(b) They still try to take down the government.
(c) They try to get in some political points in their last speech.
(d) They blame the state.

9. What did Rubashov talk about with a diplomat of a foreign power which Gletkin says was a conversation to get a foreign power to overthrow the government?
(a) Agriculture
(b) His father’s farm
(c) Horses
(d) Guinea pigs

10. What does the resolution that the reader signed demand?
(a) That a new trial take place for Rubashov
(b) That Rubashov be exterminated
(c) That Rubashov be sent to Siberia
(d) That Rubashov be released

11. What does Rubashov think Gletkin represents?
(a) The brutal embodiment of state.
(b) The actual counter-revolution
(c) The state’s desire to control all people
(d) The harmful effect of promoting peasants

12. What does Hare-lip say about Rubashov?
(a) Rubashov conspired with Hare-lip’s father against No. 1.
(b) Hare-lip has never seen Rubashov before this prison time.
(c) Rubashov and Hare-lip were neighbors when Hare-lip was young.
(d) Rubashov tried to get Hare-lip to poison No. 1.

13. What does Hare-lip say is the what Rubashov says is the way No. 1 will no longer be in power?
(a) No. 1 will never be removed.
(b) No. 1 will be removed by violence.
(c) No. 1 will resign when he is old.
(d) No. 1 will be forced out by the Party.

14. What does 402 say when Rubashov tells him Rubashov is capitulating?
(a) He tells Rubashov he is very brave
(b) He tells Rubashov that 402 is going to do the same
(c) 402 says he rather hang
(d) He tells Rubashov he is a coward

15. Who does the reader sign up to marry three weeks ago?
(a) The boy next door
(b) A mechanic
(c) A farmer
(d) A police officer