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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

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

4. 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.

5. What is the scorpion fishes main weapon?
(a) Poisonous dorsal fin.
(b) Poisonous bite.
(c) Sharp scales.
(d) Long, sharp teeth.

6. How does Snowman know when the under-bidder begins his bids?
(a) When Metropolitan steps out of the bids.
(b) When Freudenstein no longer bids.
(c) When the Italian Institute calls off their buyer.
(d) When the room is quiete except for Wilson's voice.

7. What condition is London in, in regards to crime and activity?
(a) Relatively quiet.
(b) Unsually heavy in the espionage deparment.
(c) Normal.
(d) Chaotic.

8. As soon as Lot 42 is done, where does Bond head to?
(a) Back to headquarters.
(b) To thank Snowman.
(c) Follows the underbidder.
(d) The cameramen to ask for a photo of the underbidder.

9. Against only what other art is the Emerald Sphere compared to?
(a) The Imperial Easter Eggs.
(b) The Great Imperial Crown.
(c) The Orb of Vertu.
(d) The Russian Crown Jewels.

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

11. What does Freudenstein do that exposes her true intentions for working with the British government?
(a) She works on her Russian to work as a double agent for Britain.
(b) She commutes between Whitehall and the Russian Embassy every Wednesday.
(c) She burns a Russian flag to prove her loyalty.
(d) She attends a Leningrad espionage school.

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

13. What kind of audience does Sotheby's gala mainly attract?
(a) Film celebrities.
(b) Philanthropists.
(c) Rich pleasure-seekers.
(d) Royalty.

14. What marks the under-bidder is done and out of the auction for Lot 42?
(a) He straightens his tie.
(b) He brushes his nose.
(c) He takes off his sunglasses.
(d) He wipes his forehead.

15. What identifies Smythe to his crime?
(a) Oberhauser's family.
(b) His fingerprints.
(c) A note read by the wrong person.
(d) His bullets.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. How does Smythe get Oberhauser to stand exactly where he wants him?

3. How does Bond prepare himself in identifying a Russian spy the night of the auction?

4. How does Bond feel about Snowman by the end of his visit to Wartski's?

5. What is Smythe's morning routine by 10:30 A.M.?

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