1. What is Stevie's reaction upon hearing the Red Committee discussion that took place in the Verloc residence regarding social reform?
(a) He does not understand what the discussion is about.
(b) He could not care less.
(c) He is greatly upset.
(d) He believes the discussion is a waste of time.

2. What is Mr. Wurmt initially carrying in his meeting with Mr. Verloc?
(a) An armload of money.
(b) An armload of reports.
(c) An armload of maps and drawings.
(d) An armload of newspapers.

3. Where does the professor initially encounter Chief Inspector Heat while the latter is conducting his inspection of the Greenwich Park explosion?
(a) In a Scotland Yard interrogation room.
(b) In the vicinity of Greenwich Park.
(c) In a beer hall near the professor's residence.
(d) In an alley between two busy streets.

4. What is Stevie's reaction when he later talks to the cab driver and learns of his plight in caring for four children and wife while having to do cab work at night?
(a) He becomes quite upset about the poor and their difficulties, and enroute to the train tells Winnie it is a matter the police should take care of.
(b) He becomes quite troubled about the poor and their difficulties, and while awaiting a hansom tells Winnie the police should take care of it.
(c) He becomes quite troubled about the poor and their difficulties, and when going to the bus stop tells Winnie the police should take care of it.
(d) He becomes quite troubled about the poor, initially stating the police should help the poor, but later appears to have his mind on other things and to have forgotten the matter.

5. Who is usually privileged to sit in the horsehair armchair in the parlor?
(a) Mrs. Verloc's mother.
(b) Mrs. Verloc's sibling.
(c) Mr. Verloc.
(d) Mrs. Verloc.