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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What dissuades Grunmann from this initial conclusion about Chance?
(a) Chance does not own any weapons.
(b) Chance watches too much TV.
(c) Chance does not appear to be capable of doing harm.
(d) Chance has no American documentation.
2. When were Chance's fingerprints checked out?
(a) After his appearance on TV.
(b) Before the President's visit to the Rand's home.
(c) During the President's meeting with him.
(d) After the dinner at the U.N.
3. During his speech to the Financial Institute, what does the President say about his meeting with Mr. Rand?
(a) Mr. Rand is ill and near death.
(b) He spoke with Mr. Chauncy Gardiner on the benefits of inflation.
(c) He met Mr. Chauncy Gardiner and they spoke of how the dollar compares with the Euro.
(d) He met with Mr. Rand and a friend of his who was ill.
4. When Chance accepts an invitation to appear on a live TV show, what are his thoughts?
(a) He wonders how he will be changed as a result of being on the screen.
(b) He hopes he will find out how a TV show is produced.
(c) He wants to know if he could really become an actor.
(d) He wants to discover what the host of the show is like in real life.
5. Where does Chance's secretary tell Chance she has seen his photographs the next morning?
(a) In all of the newspapers.
(b) On all of the TV news stations.
(c) In frames hung on the walls of the living room.
(d) On every street corner lamp post.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was Chance watching on TV when the inspectors arrived?
2. When Chance tells Mr. Rand that he's looking better, what does Mr. Rand tell him?
3. Why did Chance think things would immediately change now that the Old Man was gone?
4. The Old Man did not leave something behind before he died. What was it?
5. What does Chance realize he cannot reveal while looking over the paper?
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