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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. From where does Harry and the others think Nicodemus will launch his curse?
(a) One of the crowded rush hour trains.
(b) The chapel.
(c) They do not know.
(d) An international terminal.

2. Who is Deirdre?
(a) The human form of the boat demon.
(b) Nicodemus' wife.
(c) The snakelike demon.
(d) A vampire who works for Ortega.

3. What does Ortega intend no matter what?
(a) Susan becoming full vampire.
(b) The end of the White Council.
(c) Harry's death.
(d) To gain Harry's magic.

4. About what does Harry say he thinks he knows concerning Nicodemus and the Shroud?
(a) Why the Shroud turns darker when Nicodemus is handling it.
(b) What they might do with it.
(c) That Nicodemus wants the Shroud to heal his daughter.
(d) How to make certain Nicodemus cannot keep the Shroud.

5. Who is now Harry's second for the duel?
(a) Susan.
(b) Fr. Forthill.
(c) Shivo.
(d) Kincaid.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Thomas reveal to Harry?

2. What repels the attack spells?

3. Who does Harry think casts the spells that attack Harry and Susan as they jump out of the car?

4. Who captures Harry?

5. Where do Harry and the others find Shiro?

Short Essay Questions

1. What question does Susan refuse to answer when asked by Harry and what appears on her body?

2. What is Harry's reaction to the sample of the Shroud he picks up on the way to the meeting about the duel?

3. What does Shiro reveal to Harry?

4. Who captures Harry and where is he taken?

5. How does Harry restrain Susan?

6. What do Harry and Anna encounter when they get back to where Susan is waiting?

7. Why does Susan want to leave Harry's apartment and why can't she?

8. Why can't the Knights of the Cross harm Cassius?

9. Describe the battle for the Shroud on the train.

10. How does Anna trick Harry and escape from Father Forthill's?

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