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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. Who is David Barlow?
2. What does the Chief Range Officer invite Bond to?
3. Of the listed places, which does Bond NOT feel nostalgia for?
4. When is "007 in New York" first published in America?
5. Where does Bond spend his first free afternoon while on assignment in Berlin?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is the plot of "007 in New York" different from the other plots in the book?
2. How does Bond compare New York to London and Paris as he ponders his day?
3. How does Fleming show his true feelings about New York throughout the story?
4. Describe the airport at the beginning of "007 in New York" and how Bond deals with the chaos.
5. How is "007 in New York" set up differently in its storytelling than the previous three stories in the novel?
6. What clues are given as Bond plans out his day that foreshadows the ending of "007 in New York"?
7. What kind of persona does Bond display? Use the Chief Range Officer's impression as an example.
8. Describe M as he gives an assignment that involves murder. How does this show his feelings in regards to his men?
9. How does "007 in New York" meet the needs of American readers?
10. What kind of man is Captain Paul Sender? What is his character type and how does this fit in his line of work?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay about who is James Bond and how his characteristics fit his job as a secret service agent.
Essay Topic 2
Research government confidential information papers that are now open to the public. Choose one document and write a summary of the document and why it is is kept secret for years before it becomes public. Is it necessary to keep secret? How is it beneficial or detrimental to keep the files secret? Who is most affected? Who is most concerned?
Essay Topic 3
Smythe is given numerous options of possible ways to die, yet Fleming writes him a bizarre death. What is Fleming's purpose in having Smythe die the way he does?
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