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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The notice releasing Frank of responsibility for Volodya goes on to say there is no further objection to his leaving Russia, and what else?
(a) He is urged to do so at his earliest opportunity.
(b) He must first sell his firm to the Defense Ministry.
(c) He is unable to take any Russian staff with him.
(d) He is unable to take any Russian citizens with him.

2. Kuriatin offers to assume total control of Frank's children, which greatly impresses Bernov, but Frank advises what?
(a) Kuriatin is not sufficiently responsible.
(b) Kuriatin does not really mean it.
(c) Kuriatin is far too busy.
(d) Kuriatin has too many children of his own.

3. Selwyn makes a philosophical comment to Frank in Chapter 26 about the two sides of man's nature, leading up to their discussing whom?
(a) Dolly.
(b) Mrs. Graham.
(c) Nellie.
(d) Lisa.

4. When Charlie arrives, Frank promptly asks about Nellie and is told what?
(a) She is not with him, but is perfectly well.
(b) He has not seen her for some while.
(c) He believes she is in Great Britain.
(d) He believes she is in Ireland.

5. After Lisa and the children depart on Palm Sunday, Frank gets a call from which division within the Ministry of Defense?
(a) Political.
(b) Communications.
(c) Security.
(d) Information.

Short Answer Questions

1. What message does Frank send Tvyordov the morning after the break-in at the shop?

2. When Tvyordov relates he is thinking of working in England just long enough so he can retire to his home village, Frank responds how?

3. What is Frank's response to Lisa's reply upon being told to answer Ben's question about how it was easier for women than a decade ago?

4. What does Tvyordor tell Frank he plans to do with his tools?

5. Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Bernov, Frank's new cost accountant, offers ideas that would increase profitability, but that would what?

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