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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. What are the media questions surrounding instead?
(a) A paternity suit.
(b) A lawsuit filed by GeneDyne.
(c) His former relationship with Scopes.
(d) His interest in gene therapy.

2. Who does Carson see in the barn?
(a) Singer.
(b) Teece.
(c) Nye.
(d) Vanderwagon.

3. Where is Carson's lab and workstation?
(a) Deep in the BSL5 facility.
(b) Third floor corner office.
(c) First floor corner office.
(d) Second floor at the end of the hall.

4. Why does Mime cut contact between Guy and Levine?
(a) He already has the information Levine wants.
(b) He agrees with Guy.
(c) He disagrees with the conversation being had.
(d) He is afraid of being traced.

5. Who does Levine finally hear from?
(a) Scopes.
(b) Brandon-Smith.
(c) Guy.
(d) Mime.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Brent's assistant?

2. What does Levine do with the information he gets from Mime?

3. How many chimpanzees does Rodney have in cages when he talks to Brent?

4. What gene does Singer tell Carson has already been isolated?

5. What does Susana want fixed?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Susana discover about the Fever Tank?

2. Who assumes control after Rosalind is exposed and why?

3. How does Brent feel about Rodney?

4. What is Rosalind's behavior like when she is scratched? How does that affect Roger?

5. How does Mime force Guy to listen to Levine?

6. What is Brandon-Smith's problem with how Guy is handling the research he is doing?

7. Who takes Guy on his orientation of the Mount Dragon facility and what area is avoided?

8. What event does Dr. Charles Levine disclose to his audience after he finishes a lecture at Harvard?

9. What background about Levine and Scopes does Singer share with Carson?

10. Teece conducts his interviews in a manner similar to Sherlock Holmes. In which way is that statement true?

(see the answer keys)

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