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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. Where does Jerry take Elizabeth after he runs away from Guillam and Fawn?
(a) To a store.
(b) To a hotel.
(c) To a bar.
(d) To a brothel.

2. Around Christmas, who does Smiley request information about Ricardo from?
(a) The Circus.
(b) Colley.
(c) The Cousins.
(d) Collins.

3. How does visiting the bookstore help Jerry find Charlie Marshall?
(a) They give him an address.
(b) Jerry can do research there.
(c) It's a good place to spy.
(d) Charlie works there.

4. Who does Jerry have dinner with in Part 2, Chapter 15?
(a) A Cousins agent.
(b) A female reporter.
(c) Ricardo.
(d) Charlie.

5. What impact does di Salis discover the Cultural Revolution had on Nelson?
(a) It made him a refugee.
(b) It made him wealthy.
(c) It made him an outcast.
(d) It made him a spy.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Elizabeth know Charlie Marshall?

2. What does Mr. Hibbert say he used to run in China?

3. While investigating Nelson, what can't di Salis find?

4. What does Jerry realize about the address he was given for Charlie's house?

5. Why does Jerry tell Charlie he wants to interview him?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Jerry follow Elizabeth in Part 2, Chapter 19?

2. How does Smiley think Drake Ko will bring Nelson to Hong Kong?

3. What explanation does Ricardo give Jerry for why people thought he was dead?

4. Why does Smiley assume Nelson was going to be smuggled out of China?

5. Why does Smiley send agents to interview Mr. Hibbert?

6. What does Ricardo tell Jerry when they first meet?

7. How does the war affect Drake and Nelson's relationship with Mr. Hibbert?

8. Who is on Charlie's flight that Jerry boards at Battambang airport?

9. What information does Elizabeth give Jerry about Ricardo in Part 2, Chapter 13?

10. What does Jerry do with the female reporter in Part 2, Chapter 15?

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