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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. Who comes to see Dirk at the Richmond Antique and Classic Car Auction?
(a) Klein.
(b) Harrison Moon IV.
(c) Mercier.
(d) Sandecker.

2. How many squads of marines are sent to work with Sandecker?
(a) One squad.
(b) Three squads.
(c) Two squads.
(d) Five squads.

3. What was Shields' cabin number on the Empress?
(a) 15.
(b) 28.
(c) 46.
(d) 39.

4. Who is the President's Chief of Staff?
(a) Jonathan Davison III.
(b) Brian MacGruder II.
(c) Anderson Whittingham IV.
(d) Harrison Moon IV.

5. What car does Dirk buy at the car auction?
(a) 1939 540K Mercedes-Benz.
(b) 1955 Cadillac DeVille.
(c) 1946 Ford Coupe.
(d) 1950 British-built Jensen.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the robber who robbed the Wacketshire station?

2. How do Shaw's reinforcements arrive?

3. Who does Villon tell Shaw he should use to coordinate the destruction of the Empress of Ireland?

4. What does Shaw see while he watches, from the shore, the vessels in the area of the wreck of the Empress?

5. What was the United States to get as part of the North American Treaty?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Giordino favor starting the search for the treaty at the site of the train wreck?

2. How is Shields' case found?

3. Why is Sarveux very surprised to see Villon at the end of Chapter 67?

4. Why does Heidi want to start searching the Empress of Ireland first?

5. What damage is done by the explosives that Gly sets off on the Empress?

6. Why does the President need the copy of the treaty?

7. What do Chase and Giordino hear while working at the Manhattan Limited site?

8. Who was Clement Massey?

9. What four things does Dirk tell Moon he has to have if he is going to look for the North American Treaty?

10. What are the conditions that Sarveux sets for an independent Quebec?

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