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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the out of ordinary event at Haus der Ministerien?
(a) The time a few of the staff enter and exit the building.
(b) The man that tinkers with a loud car in its parking lot.
(c) All the lit windows.
(d) The women's orchestra.
2. One of Bond's best meal in New York consists of _____.
(a) Scrambled eggs with white wine.
(b) Seafood bisque with pink champagne.
(c) Clam chowder and a Miller Lite.
(d) Oyster stew and a Miller High Life.
3. Of the listed, which is NOT a place Bond reminisces about?
(a) Ritz Carlton.
(b) St. Regis.
(c) The Arlen.
(d) Carlyle.
4. What is the significance of "Number 272"?
(a) It's the code name for the man Bond must save.
(b) It's the name of Bond's mission.
(c) It's the Russian file that is close to being in British hands.
(d) It's Bond's code name for his current mission.
5. What does the Chief Range Officer do to learn more about Bond?
(a) Follow Bond.
(b) Call the Ministry of Defence.
(c) Call M.
(d) Call the NRA.
6. What publication first publishes "007 in New York"?
(a) The New Yorker.
(b) New York Times.
(c) New York Herald Tribune.
(d) Wall Street Journal.
7. What is most dangerous about the crossing site?
(a) Thirty yards of clear frontier.
(b) The short distance to the ten story building.
(c) The high wall.
(d) The long distance to the safety recepetion building.
8. According to Bond, what is missing from New York's market?
(a) Neon signs.
(b) Sharp clothing shops.
(c) Fresh foods.
(d) Souvenirs.
9. What is prepared by the time Bond returns to the apartment his first time out?
(a) Number 272 reception party.
(b) The gun and hiding clothes.
(c) The mission's report.
(d) Dinner.
10. What is Bond's first observation of the crossing site?
(a) Weeds and rubble for good coverage.
(b) The ten-story building standing close by.
(c) The large amount of open space that is uncovered.
(d) How high the wall is that the agent climbs.
11. How much later does Bond meet with his intended person than planned?
(a) Nine hours later.
(b) Thirty minutes after three.
(c) Fifteen minutes ahead of time to throw off any watching eyes.
(d) Right on time.
12. What is different about the double bedroom that Bond and Sender stay in than a typical flat?
(a) There are no windows.
(b) The windows are blackened by paint.
(c) The windows are no lights available.
(d) One of the beds has three mattresses against a curtained window.
13. What are Bond's feelings, as he receives the assignment from M in "The Living Daylights"?
(a) Is happy to help a fellow agent.
(b) Proud to be British.
(c) Prefers to receive the assignment than give it.
(d) Reluctant and unwilling until forced to do so.
14. Who is David Barlow?
(a) The KGB agent that Bond warns the English woman about.
(b) Bond's alias.
(c) Bond's second man for the assignment.
(d) The man Bond is supposed to meet.
15. Where is the most likely place Trigger sets up?
(a) Along the shadows of the wall.
(b) Within the tall weeds.
(c) Amongst the rubble.
(d) Dark windows of Haus der Ministerien.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Bond's limitation as he goes out for the day in Berlin?
2. Why does Bond stay at the Astor Hotel?
3. Where is Bond at the beginning of "007 in New York"?
4. According to the grocery clerk, why doesn't New York carry brown eggs?
5. What are the conditions as Bond tests his weapon?
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