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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 does Kivrin activate the recorder she has?
(a) It is voice activated.
(b) By stomping on her left heel.
(c) By pushing on a spot on her ear.
(d) By holding her hands together as if in prayer.

2. Who does Dunworthy visit?
(a) William.
(b) Mary.
(c) Kivrin.
(d) Badri.

3. What does Kivrin try to do with the wagon?
(a) Sleep in it.
(b) Take it apart.
(c) Move it closer to the road.
(d) Hide it.

4. What is not working?
(a) The recorder.
(b) The spinning wheel.
(c) Kivrin's watch.
(d) The interpreter.

5. Where is James Dunworthy a faculty member?
(a) Eaton History Department.
(b) Oxford Religious Studies Department.
(c) Oxford Archeology Department.
(d) Oxford History Department.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens with Badri, Dunworth and Mary return to the lab?

2. What does Badri say about the problem on the way to the lab?

3. What does Kivrin plan to say about her "brother?"

4. What does Dunworthy try to learn from Badri?

5. With what does Dunworthy begin dealing?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do Dunworthy and Mary go and what are they waiting for?

2. Who does Dunworthy try to communicate with again and what does he realize through talking with the man?

3. Where and how is Kivrin when she wakes?

4. What does Kivrin do to ensure she can find her pick up spot again and what is her first entry in her Doomsday Book?

5. How does Colin explain his presence in the quarantine line?

6. Where is Gawyn going and why does Kivrin want to go also but can not?

7. What are Dunworthy and the others told when they are released from the hospital?

8. What is the policy about sending historians to the medieval period and how is the department getting around the policy?

9. What does Kivrin think in the confusion generated by her high fever?

10. With whom does Kivrin speak and what is he doing?

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