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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. How long does his clock register has passed in that time?
(a) Two minutes.
(b) Ten minutes.
(c) Four minutes.
(d) Five minutes.

2. From where is David Spangler flown?
(a) Iran.
(b) Istanbul.
(c) Turkey.
(d) Tasmania.

3. What does Charlie want Jack to retrieve for him?
(a) A sliver of the obelisk.
(b) A souvenier of Air Force One.
(c) A sample of the seabed.
(d) A sample of the coral.

4. What does Miyuki do to try to save them?
(a) Takes photographs of the men.
(b) Tapes their assault.
(c) Records the mens' conversation.
(d) Contacts Gabriel.

5. How long has it been since Jack had military contact?
(a) Ten years.
(b) Fourteen years.
(c) Eight years.
(d) Twelve years.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Karen carry for protection?

2. Where does Karen stash the crystal for safe keeping?

3. How is Weintraub initially identified?

4. What does Gabriel believe he has been able to decipher so far?

5. What does the acronym O.E.S. stand for?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Gabriel show Karen and Miyuki that overshadows even the partial decryption?

2. What announcement does Mark Houston make on the USS Gibraltar and how does that affect Jack and the crew of the Fathom?

3. About what does Lisa question Jack and why is it significant?

4. What happens when Jack touches the obelisk in an effort to get a sample for Charlie?

5. What does George realize when Lisa comments about the time lapses as they discuss the wreckage site.

6. What makes Karen think that Rongorongo is the language being used in the hieroglyphics?

7. What do the men who accosted Karen and Miyuki at the pyramid site do and what do they say when they are caught?

8. Why is Jack Kirkland called by his former Commander, Mark Houston?

9. Why is David so angry about Weintraub and his team's actions?

10. What is so important that it is worth risking arrest for Karen and Miyuki?

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