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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 the word "lichinki" translate to in English, according to narration in Chapter 9?
(a) Helicopters.
(b) Cars.
(c) Maggots.
(d) Ants.
2. Where does Dominika look for Nate on National Day in Chapter 10?
(a) The Spanish Embassy.
(b) The German Embassy.
(c) The American Embassy.
(d) The French Embassy.
3. What does the word "tricoteuse" translate to in English (193)?
(a) A sitting duck.
(b) A potato.
(c) A knitting woman.
(d) A man in armor.
4. Where did MARBLE stop to wait and watch at a bus stop before his planned meeting with the American case officer in Chapter 10?
(a) Malenkovskaya Ulitsa.
(b) Arbat.
(c) Khamovniki.
(d) Chelobityevo.
5. When did the changeover from KGB to SVR occur?
(a) 1991.
(b) 1989.
(c) 1993.
(d) 1988.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Dominika reveal to be her boss to Nate in Chapter 12?
2. What code name has Dominika been given by headquarters in Chapter 12?
3. Who is described in Chapter 2 as "a blond scorpion with languid blue eyes" (17)?
4. What color does General Korchnoi exhibit to Dominika when she meets him?
5. What does the word "zapiska" translate to in English (128)?
Short Essay Questions
1. What conflict emerges between the CIA and FBI in Chapter 19?
2. Who kills Marta? How?
3. How does Dominika feel about the target Simon Delon? Why?
4. What are Dominika's first impressions of Forsyth and Gable? Where does she first meet them?
5. How is Anya described? What happens to her character?
6. Who are ARCHIE and VERONICA?
7. What prompts Dominika to confront Nate and to confess her situation in Chapter 16?
8. Who is Tom Forsyth? How is he described when introduced in Chapter 7?
9. How does Dominika meet Nate? What is Dominika's objective?
10. What is the motivation behind Dominika's revealing her position at the SVR to Nate?
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