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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. What weapons do Colombo's men carry on the day of the rendezvous with the Albanian trawler?
2. According to Colombo why does Kristatos want him killed?
3. What is the second condition of Kristatos' arrangement with Bond?
4. What kind of champagne is served on the Wavekrest at the "wingding"?
5. Why have Baum and Bond arranged to meet?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Bond finally captured?
2. What is the conspiracy that Colombo and Bond destroyed in "half an hour"?
3. Why is Colombo so comfortable offering Lisl Baum to Bond as a reward?
4. How do Bond and Kristatos secretly verify each other's identities?
5. How does Mr. Krest insult Bond?
6. What does Barbey almost immediately propose to Bond?
7. When Mr. Krest catches Liz and Bond holding hands, what does he do?
8. Describe Fidele Barbey.
9. How does Colombo convince Bond to join forces with him?
10. Where and when does Baum agree to meet Bond?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In the final chapter of FOR YOUR EYES ONLY Bond remarks to Milton Krest, "America has progressed from infancy to senility without having passed through a period of maturity." How does Mr. Krest make Bond's point?
Essay Topic 2
In the beginning of the first chapter an assassin disguised as a Royal Corps of Signals dispatch-rider kills an actual Royal Corps of Signals dispatch-rider as he is en route to deliver a top-secret case to headquarters. How does this disguise provide the spy with the advantage he needs to complete his mission. Discuss at least two other instances of the use and advantage of a disguise in the first chapter.
Essay Topic 3
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.
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