Our Man in Havana Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Our Man in Havana Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Wormold use for the strange machinery sketches:
(a) the Atomic Pile vacuum cleaner parts
(b) a carbuerator
(c) his office fan parts
(d) an airplane engine

2. When Wormold enters the Sloppy Joe bar, what does he see?
(a) Lopez
(b) the English man who was in his store
(c) Dr. Hasselbacher
(d) Milly

3. The cable Wormold received came from:
(a) London
(b) Ottawa
(c) Kingston
(d) Miami

4. Why does Wormold insist on Handling his own communication with his agents?
(a) he has no agents
(b) Beatrice doesn's speak Spanish
(c) Beatrice is afraid to travel to meet them
(d) for security purposes

5. How long is Wormold in Santiago?
(a) one day
(b) three days
(c) two weeks
(d) five days

6. One of Beatrice's functions will be to:
(a) handle communications with the sub-agents
(b) keep Hasselbacher away
(c) serve as a courier
(d) recruit new agents

7. What does Wormold find when he returns to his shop?
(a) the door locked
(b) a man asking questions about vacuum cleaners
(c) Lopez gone
(d) Milly behind thecounter

8. In regards to Hawthorne, Wormold decides that he should:
(a) send some names for them to trace and recruit an agent
(b) pay back the money
(c) find someone to help him
(d) resign

9. The duenna is what Wormold's refers to that:
(a) is a nun
(b) makes Milly a good Catholic
(c) is Milly's hired bodyguard
(d) is Milly's hired governess

10. Wormold writes his sister that the vacuum cleaners aren't selling well because of:
(a) high unemployment
(b) the market is glutted
(c) power outages
(d) high prices

11. Beatrice tells Wormold that London's impression of him is that he is:
(a) an old fashioned merchant king
(b) a hustler
(c) a wealthy land owner
(d) a small businessman

12. Wormold writes to his sister and sends his nephew:
(a) lottery tickets
(b) Cuban stamp
(c) miniature whiskey bottles
(d) pesos

13. What does Wormold collect?
(a) stamp
(b) coins
(c) miniature whiskey bottles
(d) old newspaper

14. When Wormold receives fifteen hundred dollars for the bogus flight of the Cuban pilot, he plans to use the money:
(a) to buy a new car
(b) to send Milly to a Swiss finishing school
(c) to flee on
(d) to move to bigger parties

15. What does the Englishman know about Wormold?
(a) he was born in Nice
(b) he attended Cambridge
(c) he was born in London
(d) he was botrn in Havana

Short Answer Questions

1. When Wormold goes to the Consulate to pick-up a cable, he learns that:

2. The Englishman, whose name is Hawthorne, wants to:

3. Why are there fewer tourists in Havana than usual?

4. Why does the Chief question the reports sent by Wormold?

5. On the trip, Wormold:

(see the answer keys)

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