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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the annual picnic?

2. What does Mime take control of?

3. What does Carson climb on Sunday?

4. What is the name of the OHSA inspector?

5. How long will the Level 5 Lab be closed?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What happens to Vanderwagon at dinner?

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

4. What does Susana discover about the Fever Tank?

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

6. What is significant about the satellite photos that Dr. Levine shows his lecture audience?

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

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

9. What does Singer reveal to Carson and why is Carson worried about it?

10. How does Brent feel about Rodney?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

How does Levine reveal information to a televised audience after he has been warned not to do so? What human quality does he rely on to help him to reveal facts to the audience? Does this absolve him of responsibility in the eyes of the law? Would this hold up in light of the pending lawsuit against him? Knowing the nature of people, could Levine be sure that his method of revelation would work?

Essay Topic 2

What are the details of the lawsuit filed against Dr. Levine by GeneDyne? How does Levine believe the lawsuit is linked to his patent with Brent Scopes? What is the issue that surrounds the current renewal that is pending? Why is it unlikely that the two former friends will be unable to come to an agreement regarding the patents renewal?

Essay Topic 3

Carson's assistant Susana de Vaca has a way of getting under his skin. How does she do that? Why does she persist in that behavior when she knows that it makes him angry? Despite his anger, how does the teasing by de Vaca tie into their survival later in the desert? Without this knowledge, Carson and de Vaca would likely not have survived their ordeal. Who do they owe their survival to and in how many instances was information from this person a direct benefit to them in their desert struggle?

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