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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 does Carson climb on Sunday?
(a) The Cylinder cone.
(b) The hillside outcropping.
(c) The Lava rocks.
(d) None of the above.

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

3. What does Singer reveal to Carson on the balcony?
(a) That Teece is devious.
(b) That Levine revealed accident details.
(c) That Nye is a megalomaniac.
(d) That he is quitting.

4. What does Brandon-Smith want Guy to do?
(a) Take her to the picnic.
(b) Leave her alone.
(c) Keep working so he won't lose so much time.
(d) Stop questioning her.

5. What does Guy tell Singer?
(a) That he can't work with Susana.
(b) That he is ready to quit.
(c) That he is on his way to a solution.
(d) That he can't work with Rosalind.

Short Answer Questions

1. What type of chimpanzee has the special gene that is being studied?

2. Where is Carson's lab and workstation?

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

4. What is the name of the annual picnic?

5. What does Susana want fixed?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Levine manage to ensure the truth is revealed without actually revealing it himself?

2. What frustrates Levine when he is met by reporters at the Ritz Carlton?

3. How does Brent get even with Levine for televising the accident details from Mount Dragon?

4. What does Nye do that upsets Carson and how does Carson deal with it?

5. What mistake does Carson make on his first day?

6. Why does Levine so adamantly refuse to renew the patent he and Brent co-author?

7. What does Carson see Nye doing and what is suspicious about his behavior?

8. Who does Carson run into when he climbs the cylinder that Mount Dragon is named for, and what is revealed?

9. How does Brent feel about Rodney?

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

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