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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What are the conditions as Bond tests his weapon?
(a) Hot and sweaty.
(b) Pure darkness.
(c) Frigid cold.
(d) Low visibility.

2. According to Bond, what is wrong with "expense-account aristocracy"?
(a) They have money, but are too cheap to spend it.
(b) They are picky with their orders and take the servers time away from him.
(c) Their lack of taste deflated the food at the "21".
(d) They are phony first-class citizens.

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

4. What is New York preparing for during Bond's assignment in New York?
(a) New Year's in Times Square.
(b) World's Fair.
(c) Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.
(d) Olympics.

5. What does Bond focus on as he waits at the window?
(a) Sender's advice.
(b) The weeds.
(c) Number 272.
(d) The cello player.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is M's attitude when Bond meets with him?

2. Where is the most likely place Trigger sets up?

3. According to the grocery clerk, why doesn't New York carry brown eggs?

4. How does the KGB know the plans of Number 272?

5. What is the original title of "007 in New York"?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the crossing point for Number 272. How is the area good or bad for 272, Trigger and Bond?

2. Bond assumes his shot scares the living daylights out of Trigger. How is this a dangerous assumption and one that is not good for Bond?

3. What kind of man is Captain Paul Sender? What is his character type and how does this fit in his line of work?

4. Bond mentions that it would not be a bad thing if he is let go as a Double O agent. How much truth is in this statement and why does Bond say this?

5. How is the plot of "007 in New York" different from the other plots in the book?

6. How does Bond's description of the cello player foreshadow her involvement with his assignment?

7. How does Bond compare New York to London and Paris as he ponders his day?

8. Describe M as he gives an assignment that involves murder. How does this show his feelings in regards to his men?

9. Describe the airport at the beginning of "007 in New York" and how Bond deals with the chaos.

10. For whom and why does Ian Fleming write "007 in New York"?

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