2. What does the narrator eventually arrive back to?
(a) His house,
(b) His childhood.
(c) The beginning of the story.
(d) The local church.

3. What does the builder drop on his foot?
(a) A knife.
(b) A brick.
(c) A hammer.
(d) A dart.

4. What does Pluck say happened to the man who went up in a balloon?
(a) He disappeared.
(b) He landed on Mars.
(c) He aged thirty years.
(d) He caught a bad cold.

5. Who does the narrator send the builder to talk to?
(a) Joe.
(b) Fox.
(c) Dilaney.
(d) Finnucane.

6. What does Fox say was in the money box?
(a) Money.
(b) Omnium.
(c) Diamonds.
(d) Bicycle atoms.

7. What is MacCruiskeen working on when Gilvaney enters the office?
(a) An invisible telephone.
(b) An invisible spear.
(c) An invisible mug.
(d) An invisible chest.

8. What do MacCruiskeen and Pluck confer over?
(a) Telephone numbers.
(b) Pictures.
(c) Figures.
(d) Reports.

9. What does MacCruiskeen say is the stuff of everything?
(a) Gangian.
(b) Omnium.
(c) Goruium.
(d) Magnesuim.

10. Where does the road past the police station lead to?
(a) Hell.
(b) Eternity.
(c) Heaven.
(d) Death.

11. Why does MacCruiskeen run light through his mangle?
(a) To increase its durability.
(b) To see what happens.
(c) To lengthen the waves of energy.
(d) To make sparks.

12. Why does the narrator think they cannot hang him?
(a) He has no bicycle.
(b) They need him.
(c) He has no name.
(d) He is innocent.

13. What does the narrator work up the courage to ask about?
(a) The money box.
(b) Bicycle atoms.
(c) The invisible spear.
(d) The patent colors.

14. What does MacCruiskeen put together after he is finished with his music?
(a) A mangle.
(b) A trumpet.
(c) A telephone.
(d) A television.

15. What is attempting to escape from the holding cell?
(a) Pluck's car.
(b) Pluck's pet rat.
(c) Pluck's bicycle.
(d) Pluck's telephone.