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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 13 | Chapter 14.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does the individual in the opening scene toss into the fire?
(a) Wood.
(b) Counterfeit money.
(c) Stacks of paper.
(d) Blood-soaked clothes.
2. Senator Erik Olson decides to disregard the advice of the FBI and the Secret Service and does what?
(a) He goes to the funeral procession in an armored limousine.
(b) He walks behind the funeral caissons.
(c) He goes to the funeral in an open carriage.
(d) He goes to the funeral in a Secret Srvice vehicle.
3. Early in the investigation, McMahon and Kennedy become aware of what?
(a) Breaking a neck with bare hands is very difficult, few can do it.
(b) Breaking a neck with bare hands is very easy, requires only strength.
(c) Breaking a neck is relatively easy, simpler than choking.
(d) Breaking a neck with bare hands is fairly simple, a common technique.
4. At his press conference in Chapter 4, the President announces that he has secured enough votes, and the author reveals what about Stevens?
(a) He relies on leadership, voice acting, and personality skills.
(b) He likes to manipulate the media.
(c) He is confident he can get whatever he wants fairly.
(d) He sought the legislation for the country's betterment.
5. Chapter 1 begins with a description of what?
(a) An old wooden cabin surrounded by trees.
(b) An apartment in the city slums.
(c) A home in the middle-class suburbs.
(d) A camping trailer isolated in the woods.
Short Answer Questions
1. Following Mark Coleman's death, Michael O'Rourke become more dissatisfied with what?
2. How does Congressman Michael O'Rourke end the call when he is telephoned by the President who is seeking his vote for the budget?
3. When assassinating Basset, what means do the killers use to avoid injuring any civilians?
4. Stevens is primarily concerned with how the assassinations will affect what?
5. Garret and Mike Nance help Stevens determine a strategy to pacify the public while helping force whom to resign?
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