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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 do they find in a specimen jar?
(a) Burt's last notebook.
(b) A love letter.
(c) A list of pathogens.
(d) A specimen sample of X-FLU.

2. Where does help come from?
(a) Mime.
(b) Brent Scopes.
(c) A custodian.
(d) An AI program named Phido.

3. When Carson asks who he is talking to, what happens?
(a) The alarm sounds and the screen dissolves.
(b) The computer crashes.
(c) The facility closes.
(d) The doors seal.

4. How does Carson know Nye is near?
(a) He has a premonition.
(b) A voice warns him.
(c) He smells Muerto.
(d) He hears him moving.

5. Where does Levine hide as he roams the cyber and cypher spaces?
(a) An empty office.
(b) A utility closet.
(c) An elevator between floors.
(d) A storage room.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Susana confirm PurBlood has been given to all but herself and Guy?

2. What does Levine learn about Mime?

3. What amount does Brent counter with?

4. How does Brent refer to himself?

5. Where does Nye's first bullet go?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

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

5. How does Carson manage to get the better of Nye on several different occasions?

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

7. What does Guy see that leads him to realize that there is a widespread problem with PurBlood?

8. What do Carson and de Vaca discover when they return to the lab?

9. What does Charles try to convince Brent of and how does Brent respond?

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

(see the answer keys)

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