1. How does Richard begin to feel about Bunny as the boy continues to torment him and his friends?
(a) He grows to trust Bunny's insightfulness.
(b) He grows to respect Bunny's intellect.
(c) He grows to wish Bunny would be his roommate.
(d) He grows to hate Bunny.

2. How does Francis describe the group's appearance on the night of the murder?
(a) Wearing sheets, boots and covered in mud.
(b) Wearing sheets, sandals, and drunk.
(c) Wearing sheets, barefoot and soaked in blood.
(d) Wearing towels, barefoot and soaked in whiskey.

3. How does Richard inject himself into the Greek student's conversation in the library?
(a) He suggests a newer Greek dictionary.
(b) He asks if he can sit with them and translate.
(c) He asks if Julian Morrow really knew T.S. Eliot.
(d) He suggests the locative tense for a translation.

4. What do Henry and Richard find in their mailboxes during the week Bunny is presumed missing?
(a) A faculty questionnaire about Julian Morrow.
(b) A letter from the president of the college.
(c) A letter from Bunny's father.
(d) A faculty questionnaire about Richard Roland.

5. What information does Bunny possess after the trip to Rome that allows him to torment and threaten his friends?
(a) Bank account numbers for everyone's personal trust bank accounts.
(b) A letter stating Charles and Henry are brothers.
(c) Confirmation in Henry's diary of the group's murder of the farmer.
(d) A list of flights leaving the country in the following week.