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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. How does watching Nora make Cayce feel?
(a) Lucky and healthy.
(b) Talentless and empty.
(c) Small and insignificant.
(d) Awed and amazed.

2. Who invites Cayce out for dinner?
(a) Bigend.
(b) Voytek.
(c) Damien.
(d) Magda

3. Who calls her after her coffee with Damien in the morning?
(a) Parkaboy, then Bigend.
(b) Bernard, then Dorotea.
(c) Bigend, then Parkaboy.
(d) Boone, then Pamela Mainwaring.

4. What assurances does Cayce want from Boone before she will agree to continue to work with him?
(a) Assurances that he is on her side.
(b) Assurances that he will watch her back.
(c) Assurances that he will keep her more informed.
(d) Assurances that he will stick around.

5. What is lodged in Nora's brain?
(a) A bone fragment.
(b) A plastic fragment.
(c) A glass shard.
(d) A T-shaped piece of a claymore mine.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is in the helicopter?

2. Where does Cayce want Ngemi to take her?

3. Who does Cayce talk to as she wanders through the wasteland?

4. Who is behind Dorotea's actions against Cayce?

5. How does Boone claim he is getting his information?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Boone reveal in his telephone call to Cayce?

2. Why is Cayce so upset with Boone after the meeting at Blue Ant?

3. What concern does Parkaboy communicate to Cayce regarding Judy and Taki?

4. What is Cayce's response to her drink being drugged by Dorotea?

5. What is behind the invitation that Magda gives Cayce for dinner?

6. Who is Judy and what does Darryl do that complicates everything?

7. Who are the people represented again and again in Nora's work?

8. What is the significance of the T-shaped map that the watermarks are coded in?

9. How does Boone convince Cayce that he is on her side?

10. What does Darryl discover about the map from Taki after Judy leaves for Japan?

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