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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Anyone who can come up with an original idea concerning the case must be what according to Colonel Schreiber?

2. Where does Bond spend the night before departing for Echo Lake?

3. What becomes of Rhoda after the divorce?

4. What is the source of Harvey Miller's money?

5. What prevents Bond from killing the assassin's cohorts?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Bond's opinion of the governor?

2. Who saves Bond? And how?

3. Why does Bond remark that he would rather fly slowly and comfortably than fast and uncosseted?

4. Describe the place Bond discovers the spies to be hiding.

5. How does Masters respond when Rhoda attempts to reconcile with him?

6. What does M mean when he says that every man in the fleet knows what to do except the commanding admiral?

7. What equipment does Johns recommend Bond acquire for his mission?

8. What is the nature of Bond's displeasure with his flight to Montreal?

9. What is the Law of the Quantum of Solace?

10. After killing the first spy, what gets Bond into trouble when he tries to deal with the others?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the role of women in FOR YOUR EYES ONLY. Examine their distinct strengths and limitations citing at least two characters as examples. How do they compare to the male characters? What do you believe the authors attitude toward the sexes is?

Essay Topic 2

"If foreign gangsters find they can get away with this kind of thing they'll decide the English are as soft as some other people seem to think we are. This is a case for rough justice--an eye for an eye." With these words to M in the second chapter, Bond reveals much about his idea of justice. Where in the novel do we see Bond carrying out this form of justice. Do Bond's actions in the novel ever contradict this idea? Use specific examples.

Essay Topic 3

Does Fleming develop Bond primarily by having the narrator describe him or by inviting the reader to draw his or her own conclusions based on his actions? Do other characters' words or actions help to develop 007? How?

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