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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is different about the double bedroom that Bond and Sender stay in than a typical flat?
(a) The windows are blackened by paint.
(b) One of the beds has three mattresses against a curtained window.
(c) The windows are no lights available.
(d) There are no windows.

2. What causes great anticipation in Bond's assignment?
(a) The fact that he gets to use a new weapon.
(b) The cello player.
(c) Everyday Bond sees a little more of Trigger as the hand extends with the gun.
(d) The crossing is possible over a three day period.

3. What brings Bond to "21"?
(a) The bartender.
(b) The oyster stew.
(c) The aristocratic company.
(d) Nostalgia.

4. What causes Bond and Sender to argue?
(a) Sender hovers over Bond too much.
(b) Sender is making too much noise for Bond to concentrate.
(c) Bond arrives late on the third day.
(d) Bond drinks whisky before duty.

5. The mood throughout most of the story can be described as ________________.
(a) Suspenseful.
(b) Lost in thought.
(c) Frustrating.
(d) Chaotic.

6. As Bond makes his plans, what does Bond remind himself of often?
(a) Things probably go wrong.
(b) New York is his favorite city.
(c) Not to forget his appointment.
(d) New York has everything.

7. What are Bond's plans before his rendezvous?
(a) Do some shopping.
(b) Catch some dinner and jazz music.
(c) Visit the zoo.
(d) Walk around Harlem.

8. Why does Bond stay at the Astor Hotel?
(a) It's quiet neighborhood.
(b) It is requested by the other meeting party.
(c) Its location in Times Square.
(d) It has a great restaurant for lunch.

9. What is M's attitude when Bond meets with him?
(a) Unfocused.
(b) Overly concerned.
(c) Terse.
(d) Too calm.

10. Of the listed places, which does Bond NOT feel nostalgia for?
(a) The Battery.
(b) Harlem.
(c) Washington Square.
(d) Greenwich Village.

11. What further impresses the Range Officer as he walks Bond out?
(a) The commanding way Bond speaks to the Corporal.
(b) The woman waiting for Bond.
(c) Bond's clothing.
(d) Bond's car.

12. Solange is known to do what after making love with Bond?
(a) Put on some jazz music and dance.
(b) Take a shower immediately.
(c) Cuddling too much.
(d) Take a long time freshening up.

13. What is Bond's impression of Sender?
(a) Believes he is a typical Wykehamist.
(b) Believes Sender is unfit for the Secret Service.
(c) Impressed by his easy-going nature.
(d) Thinks they make a good duo for missions.

14. What is Bond most concerned about, in regards to his new weapon?
(a) It's delay.
(b) Fade.
(c) Going through airport security.
(d) Weight.

15. What is the significance of "Number 272"?
(a) It's the Russian file that is close to being in British hands.
(b) It's the name of Bond's mission.
(c) It's Bond's code name for his current mission.
(d) It's the code name for the man Bond must save.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Bond at the beginning of "007 in New York"?

2. What does Bond tell the person he is meeting with?

3. Why must Bond not reveal his true name in New York?

4. Why is the Chief Range Officer present?

5. How does Sender handle Bond's work?

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