2. How deep is the well in which the army wants to dispose of the Nerve agent?
(a) Four thousand feet.
(b) Eight thousand feet.
(c) Twelve thousand feet.
(d) Two thousand feet.

3. What was found about a hundred and fifty yards upriver of where the Eagle was?
(a) Fog machines.
(b) None of these.
(c) Signs of the abduction.
(d) Another boat.

4. Whose lifeless eyes were the last of which the young woman saw?
(a) The Captain.
(b) The fifth officer.
(c) The first mate.
(d) The fourth officer.

5. What was the actual name of the girl?
(a) Arita Casilighio.
(b) Anita Casilighio.
(c) Arta Casilighio.
(d) Amie Casiligio.

6. What was Pitt's team looking for?
(a) A ram.
(b) A treasure chest.
(c) A long term relationship for Dirk.
(d) A prow.

7. What connects the San Marino and the Pilottown?
(a) Both of these.
(b) They were both connected to Inchon, Korea.
(c) They disappeared from the same area of the sea,
(d) Neither of these.

8. What did she think was happening at first?
(a) She knew exactly what was going on.
(b) She was hallucinating.
(c) She was having a bad dream.
(d) She was the victim of a prank.

9. How far away was the sound that was heard through the thick mist?
(a) Seventy five yards.
(b) Seventy-five, maybe a hundred yards away.
(c) Seventy five meters.
(d) A hundred yards.

10. What was Pitt's reaction to this death?
(a) Intense sadness.
(b) Bitter despair.
(c) Cold rage.
(d) A keening sorrow.

11. Why did this news so dismay the President?
(a) He had heedlessly lost the lives of many Americans.
(b) He thought no ship would disobey the quarantine.
(c) There was no way to keep it from the press anymore.
(d) He felt acutely the loss of people.

12. What kind of drink did the President order?
(a) Martinis.
(b) Scotch.
(c) Beer.
(d) Brandy.

13. Where does the President think Russia will invade?
(a) Berlin.
(b) Czechoslovakia.
(c) Poland.
(d) Turkey.

14. Who was Pitt's on again-off again lover?
(a) Congresswoman Lisa Smith.
(b) Congresswoman Laura Smith.
(c) None of these.
(d) Congresswoman Loren Smith.

15. How have drugs proven dangerous when doing controlled brainwashing?
(a) A person has to be convinced to take the drugs.
(b) The drugs in high doses are deadly.
(c) Someone always has to be in place to administer the drugs.
(d) A too dramatic shift in the subject's personality is often noted.