The Rise and Fall of DODO Quiz

Print

Word

PDF

Take our free The Rise and Fall of DODO quiz below, with 25 multiple choice questions that help you test your knowledge. Determine which chapters, themes and styles you already know and what you need to study for your upcoming essay, midterm, or final exam. Take the free quiz now!

Directions: Click on the correct answer.

Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do the Fuggers support the DODO deserters? (from Part Five, Pages 673-742)

They support anyone who will help them make money.

They merely will not go to the trouble of opposing the DODO deserters.

They want allies to help them prevent Diachronic Shear.

They oppose Gráinne.

2.

When Tristan breaks down and reveals his bosses' reluctance to continue funding the project, which quality best describes Mel's reaction? (from Part One, Pages 100-149)

Admiration.

Fear.

Disgust.

Loyalty.

3.

What is the most prominent reason Mel emphasizes the hilarity of Tristan’s “battle” in Collinet? (from Part Three, Pages 403-461)

Because she finds Tristan’s humor attractive.

Because she wants to push back against the stuffiness of the official reports.

Because she does not know how important the event is.

Because she needs to justify her unconcern for Tristan’s injuries.

4.

How do Dr. Blevins’s mistakes with DODO’s messaging system elaborate his character? (from Part Three, Pages 357-402)

They show his inability to learn.

They insist upon his looming presence as Mel’s superior.

They reveal his incompetence at mundane tasks.

They emphasize his insistence on harassing Mel.

5.

One of the thematic points frequently raised in the novel is the pervasive uncertainty about historical detail. Which document strongly highlights this concept? (from Part Three, Pages 403-461)

Tristan’s “Post from LTC Tristan Lyons, Day 630” (422-423).

Mel’s “After Action Report” of Chira’s mission (403-416).

Mel’s “DODO Report: Potential KCWs, Normandy, 12th Century” (425-426).

Mel’s description of Tristan’s mission in Collinet (440-444).

More summaries and resources for teaching or studying The Rise and Fall of DODO.

Browse all BookRags Study Guides.

Copyrights