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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 does Sarat's informant ask her to do?
(a) To lay low for a little while.
(b) To pay him $100 dollars.
(c) To hand over her extra supplies to him.
(d) To run away with him.

2. Who is the person that causes the apocalypse?
(a) Bragg.
(b) Gaines.
(c) Sarat.
(d) Simon.

3. What is Joe's real name?
(a) Jeremiah Jones.
(b) Yousef Bin Rashid.
(c) Ibid Amin.
(d) Noah Van Bitte.

4. Who does Joe work for?
(a) Free Southern States.
(b) The United Rebels.
(c) The Bouazizi Empire.
(d) The Purple Region.

5. What stands on the outskirts of Atlanta?
(a) Towering slum buildings.
(b) A ring of military tanks.
(c) Trenches dug to keep people out.
(d) A six-lane asphalted highway.

Short Answer Questions

1. After Sarat meets with Joe, which of the following people did she NOT communicate with?

2. What does Benjamin say is his sentence in life?

3. Who is President of the South?

4. What item listed below is NOT included in the shipments that arrived at the Chestnut home?

5. What is the name of the camp to which Southern detainees are taken?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain the effect of Sarat's assassination of the General at Halfway Branch.

2. Who are the Salt Lake Boys?

3. Who is Karina Chowdury?

4. Why does Benjamin climb on the roof of greenhouse before he breaks his arm?

5. Who is the informant that Sarat meets at Prince Wendel's neutral ground cafe?

6. Explain the significance of the person sending out the invitation to the Reunification Day Ceremony.

7. What is Sarat's reaction to the survival of her brother?

8. Explain the connection to Sarat of the woman who protected Sarat's diaries all those years.

9. After the assassination, Joe meets Sarat in Lake Sinclair. Explain why he wants to meet her.

10. Explain the identity of Bud Baker and his relationship to Sarat.

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