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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 does Cayce ask Voytek to do?
(a) Pick up Damien's keys again.
(b) Contact Hobbs for her.
(c) Go to Paris.
(d) Find Ngemi.
2. What was the purpose of Dorotea's attacks on Cayce?
(a) To unnerve her so she couldn't do her job.
(b) To break her spirit.
(c) To get her to leave Blue Ant and London.
(d) To ruin her reputation.
3. Who does Peter contact when he arrives at the President Hotel just as three men are taking Cayce away?
(a) Damien.
(b) Stella.
(c) Bigend.
(d) Dorotea.
4. Who answers the phone when Cayce calls Boone?
(a) Dorotea.
(b) Marisa.
(c) Bernard.
(d) Bigend.
5. What is Sigil Technologies?
(a) Cayce's next contract.
(b) A watermarking company.
(c) The Russian connection.
(d) Boone's employer.
Short Answer Questions
1. What name is attached to the domain of the email Cayce sends her letter of introduction to?
2. How many people know that Cayce is on her way to Russia?
3. Where does Baranov live?
4. How many people who follow the footage have managed to track down the author before Cayce?
5. What is Stella's relationship to Nora?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the reason Bigend gives for hiring Dorotea after all she has done to Cayce?
2. What does Cayce do when a response to her email comes just a short time later?
3. Who is Judy and what does Darryl do that complicates everything?
4. What incident occurs on his shoot that has Damien so upset?
5. What does Cayce write in her email to A.N.Polakov?
6. Who are the people represented again and again in Nora's work?
7. What is the significance of the T-shaped map that the watermarks are coded in?
8. What does Cayce ask of Ngemi through Voytek?
9. What does Cayce discover about the email address for the author of the footage?
10. What is Cayce's response to her drink being drugged by Dorotea?
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