1. What was the first 3-D-printed polymer gun called?
(a) "The Secret."
(b) "The Rocket."
(c) "The Majestic."
(d) "The Liberator."

2. Who was the public relations coordinator for the palace that confronted Garza in Chapter 33?
(a) Rafa Díaz.
(b) Mateo Valero.
(c) Josh Siegel.
(d) Monica Martin.

3. Where did Spain's aging king live, according to the narrator in Chapter 30?
(a) The Palacio de la Alconetar.
(b) The Palacio de la Alamillo.
(c) The Palacio de la Cordoba.
(d) The Palacio de la Zarquela.

4. Where were Avila's wife and son when they were killed by a bombing?
(a) The Cathedral of Madrid.
(b) The Cathedral of Grenada.
(c) The Cathedral of Bilbao.
(d) The Cathedral of Seville.

5. What room number is printed on a sign above the entrance to Kirsch's lab?
(a) Room 13.
(b) Room 7.
(c) Room 21.
(d) Room 24.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the global organization endorsing a naturalistic worldview with no supernatural or mystical elements that boasted such members as Richard Dawkins and Margaret Downey, according to the narrator in Chapter 55?

2. From what website does the excerpt in Chapter 18 come?

3. Where was Allamah Syed al-Fadl in Chapter 7?

4. Where did Winston instruct Langdon and Ambra to go that caused Langdon to argue with him in Chapter 39?

5. What does "castigo divino" translate to in English?

(see the answer key)

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