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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. About how much is the expected art piece worth?
(a) ~ 100,000 British pounds.
(b) ~ 10,000 British pounds.
(c) ~ 50,000 British pounds.
(d) ~ 1,000,000 British pounds.

2. What is the mood in the room, as Bond questions Smythe about his time in the service at the end of WWII?
(a) Secretive and tense.
(b) Full of convolutions and confusions.
(c) Vengeful.
(d) Relaxed.

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

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

5. In addition to Snowman, who else competes for the Fabergé?
(a) Bond.
(b) The Italians.
(c) The Metropolitan.
(d) Freudenstein.

6. What is so important about the cairn?
(a) It tells him where the bonds are hidden.
(b) It indicates his way back without Oberhauser.
(c) It indicates the site of the gold bars.
(d) It tells him the way to the secret treasure.

7. What disappoints Bond at the auction?
(a) He is unable to find the Russian Control.
(b) There are too many people.
(c) Wilson does not bang his gavel at the end of an auction.
(d) He is not given back up.

8. How does Smythe get Oberhauser to stand exactly where he wants him?
(a) Lures him with questions about the views.
(b) Pretends to see something afar and asks Oberhauser for his opinion.
(c) Asks him to take a picture of Smythe from a certain angle.
(d) Tells him to move over for a picture.

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

10. What idea does Bond get in regards to Russia's local Control in London?
(a) He probably works directly with the jewelers.
(b) The auctioneer is friendly with the Russian Control.
(c) Following Freudenstein may bring them to the local Control.
(d) They can identify him at the auction.

11. What kind of information does the catalogue give about the Lots?
(a) A description of the Lot and its history.
(b) Who currently owns it.
(c) What the minimum bidding price is set at.
(d) How each Lot comes into Sotheby's hands.

12. What department does Bond work for?
(a) Ministry of Justice.
(b) MI5.
(c) Court of Protection.
(d) Ministry of Defense.

13. 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 out of place map.
(d) An envelope that says For Your Eyes Only.

14. What is Bond hoping for to affirm his suspicions of who the Russian Control is?
(a) That he now contacts Freudenstein.
(b) That the under-bidder enters the Russian Embassy.
(c) That Freudenstein contacts him.
(d) That a clear photo is available of him at the auction.

15. What causes the octopus to get excited as Smythe gets closer to him?
(a) The smell of the fresh scorpion fish.
(b) The smell of Smythe's blood.
(c) Smythe's call.
(d) The smell of the scorpion fish's poison.

Short Answer Questions

1. What business does Bond have with Smythe?

2. What does Smythe want to be able to do with "Pussy"?

3. What does M say to offend Dr. Fanshawe?

4. Where does Smythe live?

5. What possible danger is there if M increases the Purple Cipher's level of deception?

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