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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. How much money is the British Prime Minister prepared to give Bond to use in order to bust the smugglers?

2. What threat does Mr. Krest make to Bond?

3. What is the third condition of Kristatos' arrangement with Bond?

4. What cargo does the Albanian trawler contain?

5. What is "The Corrector"?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Bond finally captured?

2. How does Colombo convince Bond to join forces with him?

3. What does Bond notice upon regaining consciousness?

4. If Bond normally only kills fish to eat, then why does he hunt and kill the stingray?

5. What is the conspiracy that Colombo and Bond destroyed in "half an hour"?

6. Why does Bond leave Lisl so soon after he arrives?

7. Describe Fidele Barbey.

8. Bond knows M has certain "bees in his bonnet." What are they?

9. How does Mr. Krest insult Bond?

10. How do Bond and Kristatos secretly verify each other's identities?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Fleming frequently relies on foreshadowing in FOR YOUR EYES ONLY to build suspense. Find three examples of this device in the novel and demonstrate how each works to involve the reader more deeply in the story.

Essay Topic 2

How is status important in the book? Write an essay on one of the following:

1) How does the superior/subordinate relationship between James Bond and M shape the story of the book? Cite three examples.

2) How do social distinctions shape the story of Phillip Masters and Rhoda Llewellyn.

3) How does status feed they interpersonal dynamics that lead to the murder of Milton Krest.

Essay Topic 3

Enrico Colombo and Bond end up becoming quite friendly by the end of the fourth chapter. Why are they so compatible? Compare and contrast their personal and professional characteristics citing specific examples from the text.

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