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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. Into how many "nights" or chapters is The Four Zoas divided?
(a) 6.
(b) 4.
(c) 9.
(d) 12.

2. In his presentation that began in Chapter 90, Kirsch told his audience that their journey begins how many years before Christ?
(a) 4 billion.
(b) 2 billion.
(c) 9 billion.
(d) 6 billion.

3. What ominous Francoist symbol that echoed Nazi iconography is described on the iron gate in Chapter 86?
(a) An archangel falling.
(b) A papal cross.
(c) A double-headed snake.
(d) A double-headed eagle.

4. What did Edmond Kirsch's mother do after placing him in an orphanage?
(a) She moved in with her mother.
(b) She remarried.
(c) She entered a convent.
(d) She went to prison.

5. What names appeared on the glass test tube Langdon found in the lab in Chapter 90?
(a) Kein-Warsaw.
(b) Kamp-Williams.
(c) Addams-Smith.
(d) Miller-Urey.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where was Edmond Kirsch born?

2. What kind of watch did Winston point out Langdon was wearing in Chapter 88?

3. What was the name of Edmond Kirsch's father?

4. Who told Martin that Bishop Valdespino had asked for the record of the call to place Avila on the guest list in Chapter 50?

5. What did Kirsch place in a hallway as a deliberate snub of superstition?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to the Guardia Real agents in the Sagrada Família?

2. What is Avila's connection to the Regent?

3. Why is Father Joaquim Bena in possession of Kirsch's book?

4. What do the vials and needles in Kirsch's home indicate?

5. What statemend does Monica Martin make that endangers Langdon? Why?

6. What is the important clue that Langdon finds in Kirsch's home?

7. Why is Valdespino considered a suspect in Kirsch's murder?

8. Who is "monte@iglesia.org"?

9. Why is Commander Garza arrested?

10. What is the Palmerian Catholic Church? When was it founded?

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