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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the current environment on the island like?
(a) One of spy activities, broken loyalties, and fears of invasion.
(b) Laidback and peaceful.
(c) Optimistic.
(d) Open for new business enterprises.

2. Who owns the lands where the Sanctuary of Artemis is located?
(a) Mahmoud Pasha.
(b) Pascali.
(c) Lydia.
(d) The Turkish government.

3. To what does he admit concerning the Turks and Greeks?
(a) Trying to set one against the other.
(b) Disliking both groups.
(c) Trying to maintain peace between the two.
(d) Consorting with both equally.

4. What does Pascali tell Bowles he would not be allowed to do even with a lease?
(a) Use any power equipment.
(b) Bring in a crew of more than three workers.
(c) Dig on the grounds of the Sanctuary of Artemis.
(d) Take away anything from the grounds.

5. Why won't Russia, Britain, and France take action against the Ottoman empire?
(a) They do not believe the reports about the Armenians.
(b) They are too badly outclassed militarily.
(c) None will take action due to their need for trade alliances.
(d) They cannot ally themselves with each other.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Pascali think he has found?

2. When hearing about the Sultan's fears, how does Pascali feel?

3. How does Bowles think the British operate trade?

4. Why does Pascali need new glasses?

5. What does Pascali see on the shore line as he passes by?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is the concept of lighting discussed and interpreted by Pascali

2. If you were receiving Pascali's spy reports, how would you treat them?

3. How is the theme of deceit demonstrated by Bowles during the transaction with Pasha?

4. How do Bowles and Pascali view Lydia's painting differently and what surprises Pascali about the way Lydia and Bowles discuss art?

5. Why is Pascali very careful about how he describes Bowles to Izzet?

6. How does Pascali seem to view the idea of violence in this section?

7. How does Pascali represent the theme of violence symbolically?

8. How might Pascali actually be creating a wall between him and the townspeople and then misinterpreting the townspeople's actions?

9. What are some of the signs of violence/tension that seem just below the surface in Pascali?

10. Discuss the theme of jealousy as it particularly applies to Pascali.

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