1. What is the professor's position on the social issues that spurs Mr. Verloc and his Red Committee friends?
(a) He agrees that bombing scientific institutions is essential.
(b) He concurs that a static economic state is the most important aspect.
(c) He also believes that action through the arts, education, and the sciences is key.
(d) He is not interested in those social concerns.

2. Before Mr. Verloc acted as an informant, who initially followed him to his pornography business?
(a) Mr. Vladimir himself.
(b) Heat himself.
(c) Baron Stott-Wartenheim.
(d) An assigned cop.

3. Which phrase best describes Mr. Verloc?
(a) A tireless, caring person.
(b) A self-centered, lazy individual.
(c) A selfless, hard-working man.
(d) A shy, caring soul.

4. What does Mr. Verloc do when he returns home immediately after the meeting with Mr. Vladimir in which he learns his monthly income checks are in jeopardy.
(a) He seeks advice from Stevie on the matter.
(b) He goes to a local tavern after dinner for a couple of glasses of beer.
(c) He sulks and worries.
(d) He enjoys a big homemade dinner and speaks in an unconcerned manner with his family.

5. What is the professor's reply when Ossipon asks if he has heard about the morning bomb explosion in Greenwich Park?
(a) That he had heard and was not surprised.
(b) That he had not heard, but was not surprised.
(c) That he was not surprised when he learned of it earlier that day.
(d) That he was surprised when he learned of it earlier that day.