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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 did Winston tell Langdon his real name was in Chapter 8?
(a) Art.
(b) Jack.
(c) Roger.
(d) Tom.
2. What did the symbol on Avila's hand represent?
(a) Francisco Franco.
(b) Nazi Germany.
(c) The Hebrew star.
(d) The papal cross.
3. Who greeted Kirsch when he got off the train in the Prologue?
(a) Winston.
(b) Bishop Antonio Valdespino.
(c) Rabbi Yehuda Köves.
(d) Prince Julián.
4. Where were Avila's wife and son when they were killed by a bombing?
(a) The Cathedral of Bilbao.
(b) The Cathedral of Madrid.
(c) The Cathedral of Grenada.
(d) The Cathedral of Seville.
5. Across what river does the Szechenyi Bridge stretch?
(a) The Nile River.
(b) The Seine River.
(c) The Danube River.
(d) The Rhine River.
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. How many online viewers are said to be witnessing Kirsch's live stream in Chapter 18?
4. What online news site is featured in Chapter 4?
5. Where was the pilot of Kirsch's private plane directed to fly Langdon and Ambra in Chapter 38?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does al-Fadl die?
2. What mental trait does Langdon struggle with in many instances in the text?
3. How does Avila smuggle in the weapon he uses in the museum? What weapon is it?
4. Who is "Spain's newest celebrity" (91), and how is she described?
5. What are Langdon's first impressions of Winston?
6. How is Edmond Kirsch killed?
7. Why did Ambra accept Julian's proposal? Why does she regret it?
8. Who was Francisco Franco?
9. What happened to Admiral Avila's family? How does this influence his actions in the novel?
10. How do Langdon and Ambra escape the museum after Kirsch's murder?
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