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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What famous artist is responsible for making the art piece Dr. Fanshawe mentions?
(a) Fabergé.
(b) Freudenstein's grandfather.
(c) Snowman.
(d) Piotr.

2. What trouble does the ammunition box give Smythe?
(a) Its heavy weight.
(b) It's lack of a handle.
(c) It's awkward shape.
(d) It's tight lock.

3. What does M say to offend Dr. Fanshawe?
(a) He says the jewelers' world is too materialistic.
(b) He says art is for those that don't understand logic.
(c) He calls the art abstract foolery.
(d) He refers to the art piece as a hunk of jewelry.

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

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

6. How long does Smythe make friends with "Pussy"?
(a) A year.
(b) Two months.
(c) A month.
(d) Two weeks.

7. Why is Smythe nervous of smoke and noise on top of a mountain?
(a) He does not want to attract bears.
(b) He does not want his presence in the mountain known.
(c) He does not want to cause an avalanche.
(d) He does not want Oberhauser comfortable.

8. What does Smythe make sure of when he sees the cairn he is looking for?
(a) That he is on the right trail.
(b) That no one else is around.
(c) That his revolver is ready.
(d) That Oberhauser takes the correct route.

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

10. What does Smythe expect to get from the contents of the ammunition box?
(a) 100,000 British pounds.
(b) 50,000 German marks.
(c) 100,000 Jamaican dollars.
(d) 50,000 British pounds.

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

12. What practical use does the Emerald Sphere serve?
(a) It is a scaled globe.
(b) It works as a clock.
(c) It's a paperweight.
(d) It works as a lunar calendar.

13. In addition to Bond, who else is at Sotheby's to capture evidence of the Russian Control?
(a) Snowman.
(b) An MI5 cameraman.
(c) Freudenstein.
(d) M.

14. What last hint does Snowman give Bond?
(a) To keep watch on the audience's eyes for signals.
(b) The best view of the room is in the back.
(c) The hands are usually where the signals are.
(d) To look for any slight movement as a signal.

15. What does Smythe do with the paper that catches his eye?
(a) Hand it over to the Colonel.
(b) Burn it after reading.
(c) Read it and then carefully keep it in his inside pocket.
(d) Get a transalator to read it then keeps it.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mr. Fanshawe focus his eyes on as he speaks with Bond?

2. About how much is the expected art piece worth?

3. What is Smythe's real intentions with Oberhauser?

4. What is Freudenstein's maternal history that helps her gain British trust?

5. Of the following, which best describes Major Smythe?

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