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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 stench does Isaac follow, which leads him straight to a slake moth?
(a) The smell of rotting flesh.
(b) The smell of almond extract.
(c) The smell of spoiled milk.
(d) The smell of musty flowers.

2. Which of the following strange behaviors is NOT exhibited by the fearful people of New Crobuzan?
(a) Lack of sleep.
(b) Periods of narcolepsy.
(c) Frequent nightmares.
(d) Accidents due to drowsiness.

3. How are the slake moth eggs, and their mother, killed?
(a) With nightmares.
(b) With flame throwers.
(c) With flintlock pistols.
(d) With toxic chemical acid.

4. What type of constructs does Isaac take into the Glasshouse with him?
(a) Insect constructs.
(b) Bird constructs.
(c) Fish constructs.
(d) Monkey constructs.

5. Who do the Cactacae police kill in the scuffle following the mother slake moth's death?
(a) Lin.
(b) Lemuel.
(c) Shadrack.
(d) Mr. Motley.

Short Answer Questions

1. What floor of her apartment building does Lin live on?

2. When Isaac awakens from his unconsciousness, what does he smell all around him?

3. What does the visitor beg Isaac to withhold from Yagharek?

4. Who knocks out Andrej Shelbornek?

5. Where does Isaac connect Andrej to the electric cable?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why doesn't Lemuel want to continue Isaac's search for Lin?

2. What unexpected visitor stops at Isaac's house following the final slake moth attack?

3. How is the final slake moth killed?

4. How does Isaac react to the request of his unexpected visitor?

5. How is the slake moth killed at the Construct Compound?

6. How do the Cactacae police react when they see Isaac running through their streets?

7. Who is Andrej Shelbornek?

8. How do the members of MontJohn Rescue dress?

9. Why does Isaac visit Canker River?

10. What is most shocking to Isaac about the humans that run the Construct Compound?

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