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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. Why does Victor warn VJ away from the river?
(a) The shore is eroded.
(b) Rains are expected.
(c) The water is high.
(d) A dam will open soon.

2. What is the dominant feature of Victor's company's facilities?
(a) A looming water tower.
(b) A large clock tower.
(c) An old church steeple.
(d) A disused windmill.

3. Who does Victor call to warn them to leave him alone?
(a) Gephard, Carver, and Hobbs.
(b) Gephardt, Hurst, and Carver.
(c) Hobbs, Murray, and Hurst.
(d) Hurst, Murray, and Carver.

4. What does NGF stand for?
(a) Nerve growth factor.
(b) Normative gamma facilities.
(c) Nominal genome fission.
(d) Negative gene function.

5. What does Marsha ask Victor to destroy?
(a) The tissue samples.
(b) The records of his experiments.
(c) The unused embryos.
(d) The instructions on how to modify the embryos.

Short Answer Questions

1. Does Marsha trust the accuracy of the psychological tests of VJ?

2. Where does Victor tell Marsha he must take her to explain his position?

3. What does Victor conclude about the missing files?

4. What does Victor argue with Ronald Beekman about?

5. What does the anonymous note to VJ say?

Short Essay Questions

1. What has happened to Maurice, and how does Victor react?

2. What do the similarities between the three boys' births and unusual aptitudes imply?

3. What does Marsha find difficult to accept about VJ's personality?

4. What does VJ's preschool teacher say about him?

5. What interrupts Marsha and Victor at the end of Chapter 6?

6. What does VJ do after receiving the phone call, after his parents have left?

7. What does NGF do, and what role does Cephaloclor play?

8. What is Victor's response to the news of Mark Murray's illness?

9. Who meets the Frank family when they return to their home?

10. What is Victor's attitude toward Marsha?

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