3. What major part of speech is missing from the Japanese language?
(a) Possessive pronouns.
(b) Articles.
(c) Adverbs.
(d) Prepositions.

4. Where does Persse fly to from London?
(a) Dublin.
(b) Los Angeles.
(c) Lausanne.
(d) Geneva.

5. How many boats do the students in Persse's class get into?
(a) Four.
(b) Five.
(c) Two.
(d) Three.

6. Who leaks a possible UNESCO chair candidate's name to the "Sunday Times"?
(a) Jacques Textel.
(b) Robin Dempsey.
(c) Rudyard Parkinson.
(d) Michel Tardieu.

7. What does "halcyon" mean in Greek?
(a) "Content."
(b) "Wind."
(c) "Warm."
(d) "Kingfisher."

8. Who gets the UNESCO chair?
(a) Morris Zapp.
(b) Siegfried von Turpitz.
(c) Arthur Kingfisher.
(d) Rudyard Parkinson.

9. In which country is it "not necessary" to tip taxi drivers?
(a) Israel.
(b) Norway.
(c) Mexico.
(d) Japan.

10. What does one of the flight attendants try to recite into the microphone on Persse's flight into Ireland?
(a) The Hail Mary.
(b) The 23rd Psalm.
(c) The Lord's Prayer.
(d) The Act of Contrition.

11. Where does Persse first see Angelica?
(a) In one of the elevators.
(b) At the buffet table.
(c) Presenting a paper on romance.
(d) Listening to "The Function of Criticism" forum.

12. Who does Persse meet on the plane to Seoul?
(a) Arthur Kingfisher.
(b) Angelica Pabst.
(c) Song-Mi Lee.
(d) Ronald Frobisher.

13. What does the reference on the prayer card tell Persse?
(a) Angelica has a twin sister.
(b) Angelica is in the United States.
(c) Angelica has died.
(d) Angelica is married.

14. What is the initial ransom demanded for Morris Zapp?
(a) $100,000.
(b) $250,000.
(c) $500,000.
(d) $50,000.

15. What have the "Observer" and "Sunday Times" asked Hilary for?
(a) An interview with Philip.
(b) Complimentary copies of Philip's book.
(c) A photograph of Philip.
(d) Excerpts of Philips' book to print.