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Origin Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where is the largest synagogue in Europe located?
(a) Budapest.
(b) Spain.
(c) Hungary.
(d) Israel.

2. Where was Kirsch shot?
(a) In the forehead.
(b) In the back of the head.
(c) In the chest.
(d) In the torso.

3. Who was the ultraconservative dictator that ruled Spain for 36 years?
(a) Francisco Franco.
(b) Benito Mussolini.
(c) Federico Fellini.
(d) Adolf Hitler.

4. Where did Koves decide to go in the beginning of Chapter 40?
(a) His brother's house.
(b) The public square.
(c) The synagogue.
(d) The cathedral.

5. Who was the public relations coordinator for the palace that confronted Garza in Chapter 33?
(a) Mateo Valero.
(b) Josh Siegel.
(c) Monica Martin.
(d) Rafa Díaz.

6. Why did Ambra drop her phone while escaping the dome?
(a) So that the Prince would not call her.
(b) Because she tripped over a wire.
(c) Because she could not see in the dark.
(d) So that she could not be tracked.

7. From what website does the excerpt in Chapter 18 come?
(a) FutureScience.com.
(b) ConspiracyNet.com.
(c) RealNews.com.
(d) Infowars.com.

8. Who was the Harvard biology professor that Langdon spoke to about books disputing Darwinism?
(a) Stephen J. Gould.
(b) Jean-Baptiste Lamarck.
(c) Paloma Calvo.
(d) Dr. Mateo Valero.

9. Who in the narrative coined the phrase "God of the Gaps"?
(a) Avila.
(b) Ambra.
(c) Köves.
(d) Langdon.

10. On what highway was the Uber traveling toward Madrid that carried Avila in Chapter 29?
(a) Highway 35.
(b) Highway ER-23.
(c) Highway RT-78.
(d) Highway AP-68.

11. What was the first 3-D-printed polymer gun called?
(a) "The Liberator."
(b) "The Rocket."
(c) "The Secret."
(d) "The Majestic."

12. What is the Spanish word that means computer?
(a) Rkenaar.
(b) Calque.
(c) Moederbord.
(d) Ordenador.

13. Who promised Admiral Luis Avila that he would be admitted to the museum, according to the narrator in Chapter 7?
(a) Edmond Kirsch.
(b) The Prince.
(c) The King.
(d) The Regent.

14. What symbol appeared on the Uber car next to the Uber sticker?
(a) The Nazi swastika.
(b) The infiniity symbol.
(c) The Jewish star.
(d) The papal cross.

15. In Chapter 8, Langdon asked Winston what the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at on what date?
(a) April 23, 1970.
(b) June 12, 1999.
(c) September 23, 1991.
(d) August 25, 1974.

Short Answer Questions

1. What modern artist who specialized in simple rectangles of color is mentioned in Chapter 1?

2. How old was Edmond Kirsch in Chapter 1?

3. Who requested that Ambra add Avila's name to the guest list at the last minute?

4. The narrator notes in the Prologue that for many years hundreds of spiritual leaders from nearly 30 world religions had gathered at a different location to participate in interfaith dialogue. When did this annual event begin?

5. Where did Allamah Syed al-Fadl note the symbol on the Spaniard who abducted him?

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