1. Why do Paul and Claire object to Serge's choice of location for the press conference?
(a) They feel that it will make Serge seem arrogant and unapproachable, and that the people will reject him.
(b) They want to stand by him at the press conference, but Michel's school schedule will not allow them to attend.
(c) They feel that by trying to seem normal and folksy, Serge will come off as insincere.
(d) They had introduced Serge to the cafe, and now he is using it for his own purposes.

2. What name does Paul give for his wife to the principal in Chapter 30?
(a) Anna.
(b) Carla.
(c) Jaime.
(d) Michelle.

3. What does Serge say is the work of a small minority of troublemakers?
(a) Anti-Dutch graffiti on the walls in town.
(b) The bullying of Beau by the locals.
(c) The vandalizing of Serge's grape vines.
(d) Rocks thrown through Serge's windows.

4. How does Paul defend his statements, made in class while teaching history, to the principal?
(a) He argues that he is a tenured teacher and has the right to determine the content of his class.
(b) He pleads for leniency because he has been under a lot of stress at home.
(c) He claims that he would rather see the government collapse than see his brother become prime minister.
(d) He claims that, statistically speaking, many of the victims of WWII deserved to die.

5. What do Beau, Rick, and Michel discover inside the place they decide to stop on their way home from a party?
(a) A group of thieves trying to break into the machine.
(b) A pile of trash that someone had thrown inside.
(c) A homeless woman in a sleeping bag.
(d) A drunken old man.