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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 is wrong with the gold Jack brings to the surface?
(a) It is too small to be worth enough.
(b) It is not gold.
(c) It is already processed.
(d) It is riddled with impurities.

2. What does Karen realize about the rows of symbols?
(a) They are carved in Jade.
(b) They are one continuous line.
(c) They are written in Sanscrit.
(d) They are filled with gold.

3. How old was Jack when his mother died?
(a) Three.
(b) Five.
(c) Ten.
(d) Seven.

4. What does Jack find in the water near the debris?
(a) A missile casing.
(b) A crystalline obelisk.
(c) Another plane.
(d) A boat.

5. What does Jack decide to do when George tells them about Karen and Miyuki's crystal?
(a) Send them an email.
(b) Ignore the whole thing.
(c) Take the Fathom to Okinawa.
(d) Fly to Okinawa.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Karen hear from inside the pyramid's top?

2. What adorns the roof of the tunnel?

3. What almost stops them from going?

4. Where is David being sent?

5. What is the region called by many?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is martial law in effect in Naha City, Japan?

2. What celebration rapidly becomes a nightmare?

3. What information does Director Ruzickov share with VP Nafe that he believes should be considered before an announcement is made blaming the Chinese?

4. Why are Lisa and Charlie so concerned about Jack?

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

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

7. What does George discover about the area where Air Force One went down?

8. What is the issue surrounding the shuttle accident with which Jack still can't live?

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

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

(see the answer keys)

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