1. Where did Ambra attend a fundraiser in Madrid four months ago, according to the narrator in Chapter 44?
(a) The Picasso Museum.
(b) Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza.
(c) Museo Nacional del Prado.
(d) The Reina Sofia Museum of Modern Art.

2. How did Langdon come to know Kirsch?
(a) Kirsch was Langdon's professor.
(b) Langdon is Kirsch's uncle.
(c) Langdon is Kirsch's brother-in-law.
(d) Langdon was Kirsch's professor.

3. What Jewish religious leader did Kirsch meet with in the Prologue?
(a) Rabbi Yehuda Köves.
(b) Rabbi Ambra Vidal.
(c) Rabbi Diego Garza.
(d) Rabbi Luis Ávila.

4. Who was the Harvard biology professor that Langdon spoke to about books disputing Darwinism?
(a) Dr. Mateo Valero.
(b) Stephen J. Gould.
(c) Jean-Baptiste Lamarck.
(d) Paloma Calvo.

5. Where was the Spanish artist Maruja Mallo from?
(a) Galicia.
(b) Barcelona.
(c) Seville.
(d) Madrid.

Short Answer Questions

1. The narrator notes in the Prologue that for many years hundreds of spiritual leaders from nearly 30 world religions had gathered at a different location to participate in interfaith dialogue. When did this annual event begin?

2. What artist created "The Matter of Time," according to Winston in Chapter 8?

3. What is the name of the black widow spider sculpture that Langdon encountered in Chapter 1?

4. Where was the pilot of Kirsch's private plane directed to fly Langdon and Ambra in Chapter 38?

5. Who requested that Ambra add Avila's name to the guest list at the last minute?

(see the answer key)

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