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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Smythe preparing for since his arrival to the West Indies?
2. What does Smythe do with the paper that catches his eye?
3. Who must Bond meet with whenever the red telephone rings?
4. What building does Bond work in?
5. What condition is London in, in regards to crime and activity?
Short Essay Questions
1. Smythe realizes the scorpion fish pricks him. What does Smythe concern himself with in the last minutes of his life? Why?
2. According to Dr. Fanshawe, how do the Soviets feel about their collection of arts? How does this help support evidence against the real provenance of the Emerald Sphere?
3. In what way does Smythe lead his life? Is it successful or a failure?
4. Smythe ruffles through papers when one catches his eye. Describe Smythe's actions when he sees the envelope and how his actions illustrate his character.
5. Although Bond is there to return Smythe to England, how does Bond show mercy towards the man?
6. Explain persona non grata and how its declaration of Piotr Malinowksi helps the United Kingdom.
7. What kind of relationship must Bond always have when he meets new people? Why?
8. When Bond visits Smythe, Bond does not reveal his true intentions immediately. However, Smythe's first thoughts are "They have... found out." What does he mean by "they" and what does this mean about his expectations of this visit?
9. Why does Bond visit Kenneth Snowman and is his visit successful?
10. Smythe arrests Oberhauser for false reasons and kills him. For years Smythe gets away with it. What does this say about events of WWII and its scary truth?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Explain the relationship between the British Secret Service and the KGB. Why does the KGB send a double agent? What are the risks? What are the benefits and consequences?
Essay Topic 2
What internal conflicts must Bond and other Secret Service agents deal with when assignments are at odds with his/her morals? How does Bond deal with this conflicting situation in The Living Daylights?
Essay Topic 3
There are many types of characters in The Living Daylights that are necessary to succeed in the mission to kill Trigger. Describe the different types of characters observed in the Secret Service and how they balance each other within the department.
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