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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 much does General Harrington offer him for his vial of X-FLU?
(a) Five Billion.
(b) ThreeBillion.
(c) Four Billion.
(d) Two Billion.

2. What is Brent using as passwords in cyberspace?
(a) Names of family members.
(b) Dates that are important to him.
(c) Places that he has visited.
(d) Quotes from various authors.

3. What does Levine learn about Mime?
(a) He is selfish.
(b) He is paranoid.
(c) He is unwilling to help.
(d) He is a thalidomide baby.

4. What do the circling vultures mean to Carson?
(a) That time is almost up.
(b) That Nye might be dead.
(c) That they are dying.
(d) That coyotes are near.

5. What does Carson do to the rattler to make it more dangerous?
(a) He pokes it with a stick.
(b) He irritates it.
(c) He cuts off the rattles.
(d) He makes noise.

Short Answer Questions

1. What excuse does he use to gain access to the computers?

2. What amount does Brent counter with?

3. How do they escape the compound?

4. How does Carson actually find the watering hole?

5. How does Carson believe he can find the watering hole?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Brent use as personal passwords and why are they so effective?

2. What does Susana convince Guy has to be done before they escape?

3. How does Nye realize he must go after Carson and de Vaca, and what is his undoing?

4. What does Nye do to try to stop them?

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

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

7. What is Nye's relationship to the voice he hears, and how is this significant?

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

9. What important discovery do Carson and de Vaca make when they find Dr. Burt's missing notebook?

10. How does Carson finally manage to find the watering hole?

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