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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 realize in Singer's office?
(a) That Singer is defeated.
(b) That Singer is stressed.
(c) That Singer is sick too.
(d) That Singer is drunk.

2. How deep is the pool of water?
(a) Eight inches.
(b) Four inches.
(c) Ten inches.
(d) Six inches.

3. How are disputes resolved in the game that Brent and Charles play?
(a) By challenge.
(b) By encyclopedia.
(c) By random call.
(d) By computer.

4. What is it that Scopes can't understand about Carson's interest?
(a) His espionage.
(b) His link with de Vaca.
(c) His treachery.
(d) His facination with PurBlood.

5. What does Carson find and cook for them?
(a) Snake.
(b) Rat.
(c) Rabbit.
(d) Squirrel.

Short Answer Questions

1. How do Carson and de Vaca ensure that X-FLU is destroyed?

2. How does Nye follow them after the hummers can't?

3. What does Nye decide to do about Carson and de Vaca?

4. What does Levine discover when he enters the first command to his laptop?

5. What happens when Carson tries to copy the information to a disk?

Short Essay Questions

1. What skills does Carson use to evade Nye and keep himself and de Vaca alive?

2. What is the last thing Charles does as the guards arrive at the elevator and why?

3. When Brent loses this time, how does he respond? How is his response similar to how Levine felt when he lost the first time?

4. What does Carson realize when he goes to Singer's office?

5. How does Susana save Carson from death and both of them from Nye?

6. What leads Levine to the conclusion that he has little left to lose?

7. Brent is disappointed and confused. Why?

8. How does Levine gain access to Brent's Boston headquarters?

9. What does Scopes do when he comes to the conclusion that his security has been compromised?

10. What is the game that Brent and Charles play and how is it won?

(see the answer keys)

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