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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 artist created "The Matter of Time," according to Winston in Chapter 8?
(a) Serra.
(b) Monet.
(c) Manet.
(d) Picasso.

2. How did Langdon unlock Edmond Kirsch's phone?
(a) With Kirsch's password.
(b) With Kirsch's fingerprint.
(c) With Kirsch's face.
(d) With Kirsch's voice.

3. From what website does the excerpt in Chapter 18 come?
(a) ConspiracyNet.com.
(b) RealNews.com.
(c) Infowars.com.
(d) FutureScience.com.

4. How did Winston help Langdon and Ambra escape the dome in Chapter 27?
(a) He set off the sprinklers.
(b) He rang the alarms.
(c) He shut off the lights.
(d) He locked all the doors.

5. Who was blamed for Kirsch and al-Fadl's deaths in the phone call that Garza listened to in Chapter 41?
(a) Robert Langdon.
(b) Father Joaquim Beña.
(c) Bishop Valdespino.
(d) Paloma Calvo.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Where did Koves decide to go in the beginning of Chapter 40?

3. What did Kirsch specialize in?

4. What did Kirsch tell Ambra his computer password was in Chapter 27?

5. What symbol appeared on the Uber car next to the Uber sticker?

Short Essay Questions

1. What inner conflict does Ambra struggle with as Kirsch begins his presentation?

2. Why is Kirsch anxious before his presentation?

3. With whom is Edmond Kirsch meeting in the Prologue? Why?

4. Who was Francisco Franco?

5. Why is Robert Langdon at the Guggenheim in Chapter 1?

6. What does Kirsch predict his announcement will bring about? Why?

7. How is Rabbi Koves killed?

8. What are Langdon's first impressions of Winston?

9. What symbol(s) appear on the getaway car used by Avila? Why are they significant?

10. What clues do Langdon and Ambra have to go on regarding Kirsch's computer password?

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