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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 many pages of glyphs does Jack give to Karen and Miyuki from the obelisk?
(a) Forty.
(b) Fifty.
(c) Thirty.
(d) Twenty.

2. How does Karen explain her long absence to Rolfe?
(a) By saying it is her time of the month.
(b) By telling him she is constipated.
(c) By admitting she has been sick.
(d) By feigning dizziness.

3. What is the name of the island with the man-made lake on top?
(a) Darong.
(b) Narong.
(c) Sarong.
(d) Danong.

4. How big is the ancient city?
(a) Ten square miles.
(b) Twenty square miles.
(c) Fifteen square miles.
(d) Twelve square miles.

5. How much living space is in Neptune base?
(a) Almost five thousand square feet.
(b) Almost four thousand square feet.
(c) Almost a thousand square feet.
(d) Almost two thousand square feet.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is unique about this trip Jack takes in the Nautilus?

2. As whom does the leader of the three men introduce himself?

3. Into what kind of helicopter was Karen put?

4. To what site does Gabriel find reference in the new glyphs?

5. Who meets Jack at the airport?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is it about the circuitry David gives Jack that upsets him?

2. How do Miyuki, Karen, Jack and Mwahu manage to elude David and his soldiers?

3. What are Jack's priorities when he gets back to Deep Fathom?

4. What happens while Jack and Lisa are at the ruins and who comes to their rescue?

5. What does Jack do to keep David busy until the explosives on deck go off?

6. What does China do, what impact does it have on Nafe and why?

7. What are some of the preparations involved in Jack taking Perseus the distance necessary to rescue Karen?

8. What does Elvis do aboard the Fathom?

9. What does Jack's team collectively discover about the crystal?

10. What does Spangler threaten when Jack won't easily surrender himself?

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