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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 is the date in Chapter 1?
(a) May 1914.
(b) August 1912.
(c) July 1911.
(d) September 1914.
2. Who is the head of NUMA?
(a) Sandecker.
(b) Mercier.
(c) Pitt.
(d) Klein.
3. Where is the sandbar located?
(a) Near Labrador.
(b) Near Quebec.
(c) Near Greenland.
(d) Near Newfoundland.
4. What is used to bring down the Prime Minister's plane?
(a) Damage to one of the engines.
(b) Air in a fuel line.
(c) Ground-to-air missiles.
(d) A bomb.
5. In what hotel does Heidi stay in Washington, D.C.?
(a) Jefferson Hotel.
(b) The Melrose Hotel.
(c) Washington Court Hotel.
(d) Donovan House.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of Heidi Milligan's ship?
2. What English naval officer agrees to look for references to the North American Treaty?
3. What are the projected yields for the oil-producing sandbar that the Doodlebug finds?
4. When he is in the hospital, who does Sarveux say that Henri Villon must consult?
5. About how long does it take the crew of the Doodlebug to make emergency repairs?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Giordino interrupt Sandecker's meeting with the Security Council?
2. Why do Dr. King and Sandecker have differing opinions about making the existence of the Doodlebug known?
3. Why is it highly unlikely that someone could tap into Pitt's video transmissions?
4. Who comes into the Wacketshire station while Harding and Meechum wait for the Manhattan Limited?
5. What have been some challenges that Sarveux has faced during the time he has been Prime Minister?
6. What does Admiral Sandecker look like?
7. Why is Mercier worried as he works late at the beginning of Chapter 21?
8. What is the weather like as Sam Harding waits for the Manhattan Limited?
9. How does Peter Beasley find a reference to the North American Treaty?
10. What does the Doodlebug find?
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