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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 long does Yoshima's staff search to find the new radio?
(a) 5 days.
(b) 10 hours.
(c) 1 day.
(d) 2 hours.
2. How does Marlowe injure his left arm?
(a) On wood detail.
(b) He trips.
(c) In a fight.
(d) A dog mauls him.
3. What does the King promise if Marlowe will go bury the money in the jungle?
(a) To give him some of his bodyguards if needed.
(b) To save Marlowe's arm.
(c) To give Marlowe half of the profits.
(d) To help him meet up with Sulina again.
4. Who intercepts Grey to keep him from arresting the King and Marlowe?
(a) Major Beadly.
(b) Samson.
(c) Col. Kennedy.
(d) Col. Brant.
5. What does Kennedy tell Marlowe?
(a) The arm looks as though it is getting better on its own.
(b) He can not longer operate as the arm is too far gone.
(c) He has to amputate above the elbow that day or it will be too late.
(d) He can only wait a few more days before amutating.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do some men wonder about Marlowe and the King?
2. What does Shagata do?
3. What false information does the King relay?
4. Where does Marlowe go in the morning?
5. About what does the King caution Marlowe?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Lt. Grey compromise his honor and what is his reaction after doing so?
2. Describe the negotiations for the diamond.
3. What happens when the King offers Marlowe $108 dollars as Marlowe's take in the transaction with Prouty's watch?
4. How do Marlowe and the King go outside to wire, and where do they go?
5. What happens when Lt. Grey stumbles from illness and what is the result?
6. Why will the airfield detail have an agreeable aspect to it?
7. Why isn't Marlowe successful in going after the money and how is he care for with the medicines Timsen gets?
8. Why does Sean refuse to go on stage and what changes his mind?
9. Describe the pursuit and escape of Marlowe with the money.
10. Describe the scene where Marlowe acts as a go-between.
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