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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Miss Freudenstein's role with the British Secret Service?
(a) She is a Russian translator.
(b) She encodes messages from the KGB.
(c) Encode messages with the Purple Cipher.
(d) She is M's secretary.

2. What does Smythe miss, despite his frustration when it happens?
(a) "Pussy's" grabbing.
(b) Mary's nagging.
(c) Dr. Greave's nagging.
(d) His "people's" aggressive behavior.

3. What does Bond mention to seal the fact that he knows about Smythe's past?
(a) Foo brothers.
(b) Aunt in Kensington.
(c) Macao.
(d) Reichsbank.

4. What possible danger is there if M increases the Purple Cipher's level of deception?
(a) KGB kill Britain's double agent.
(b) Freudenstein figures it out and deceive Britain in return.
(c) KGB finds the truth about its false messages.
(d) The KGB send a second spy while keeping the first as a decoy.

5. What is Bond fearful of when he notices Smythe's reaction to his visit?
(a) That Smythe knows his own villa better than Bond does.
(b) That Smythe dies of a heart attack before Bond gets him to London.
(c) That Smythe takes a suicide pill.
(d) That Smythe has nothing to lose.

6. What catches Smythe's eye as he looks over the files?
(a) Stationary written in hand rather than type.
(b) An envelope that says to open in case of final emergency.
(c) An envelope that says For Your Eyes Only.
(d) An out of place map.

7. What happens over time as Smythe spends his retirement in the Caribbean?
(a) He becomes a drunkard who lets himself go.
(b) Everyday, he sees the guilt in his crime with his lifestyle.
(c) He becomes happier and more at ease with the tropical weather.
(d) He forgets about his crimes and lives a life of ease working at the Institute.

8. Tired of playing mind games, what does Bond offer Smythe?
(a) Time to consider his confession.
(b) A sleeping pill on their way out.
(c) For Bond to care for his arraignments or less forgiving men to handle his case.
(d) To leave quietly or publicly.

9. What is Bond's personal connection to Smythe's crime?
(a) The contents of the ammunition box are Bond's.
(b) Oberhauser is a dear friend of Bond's.
(c) Bond and Smythe are enemies from a previous assignment.
(d) Bond looks up to Smythe's work in the service.

10. Where does Smythe live?
(a) Aruba.
(b) Key West, Florida.
(c) Nassau, Bahamas.
(d) North Shore, Jamaica.

11. What is Dr. Fanshawe's expertise in?
(a) Architecture.
(b) Paintings.
(c) Antique jewelry.
(d) Geology.

12. What sign indicates Smythe is lying when he says he cannot recall an Hannes Oberhauser?
(a) He breaks eye contact with Bond.
(b) He shivers in 80Ëš heat.
(c) He twitches an eye.
(d) He gulps his Brandy rather than sips it.

13. Wartski's storefront can be described as __________.
(a) Subtle rather than ostentatious.
(b) Flashy like Cartier's.
(c) Drab.
(d) Too loud and ritzy.

14. How does Bond feel about Freudenstein?
(a) He likes her more if she smiles more.
(b) He pities her.
(c) He thinks lowly of her.
(d) He is in awe of her bravery.

15. Why does Snowman no longer help Bond at the auction?
(a) M tells him not to let Bond lean on him too much.
(b) He needs to concentrate on his bids.
(c) Snowman is distracted by a woman.
(d) He senses danger and does not want to be involved.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Smythe secretly looking for?

2. Peter Wilson's demeanor at the rostrum is ___________.

3. On Smythe's and Oberhauser's drive, what does Smythe offer Oberhauser instead of an arrest?

4. During the end of Smythe's service, what are most of the files he is in charge of about?

5. What condition is London in, in regards to crime and activity?

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