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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 do the Shammat want to do with John Brent-Oxford in Chapter 26?
(a) Assassinate him.
(b) Capture him and force him to stop being a leader, and kill him if he refuses.
(c) Send him to a penal colony.
(d) Re-educate him.

2. What is John Brent-Oxford's role, in Chapter 33?
(a) He is the judge.
(b) He is the court scribe.
(c) He is the Prosecutor.
(d) He is the defense attorney.

3. Chapter 22 details a growing gap, and more hostility, between what two groups?
(a) Whites and minorities.
(b) Rich and poor.
(c) The Natives and the Giants.
(d) The Canopeans and the Shammat.

4. How much SOWF does Lynda believe other people receive?
(a) 5%.
(b) 4%.
(c) 3%.
(d) 6%.

5. What longing does George express, in his letters in Chapter 29?
(a) Peace between the Shikastans and the Canopeans.
(b) Freedom from the responsibilities of leadership.
(c) A world without suffering and conflict.
(d) A world where they can live a thousand years and enjoy one another on a deep level.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened to Rachel, as detailed in Chapter 31?

2. Rachel writes, in Chapter 25, that George often visits what foreign country?

3. What do Rachel and Benjamin have to do, in Chapter 25, that George doesn't?

4. What rumor does Rachel hear in Chapter 30?

5. What is the subject of Agent 20's report?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Rachel make the decision to follow George in Chapter 30?

2. What happens to Rachel as a result of her plot in Chapter 31?

3. Who is Lynda Coleridge?

4. Who is Sharma?

5. What is special about Lynda Coleridge?

6. What is contained in Sharma and George's letters to one another in Chapter 29?

7. How does the mock trial end?

8. Who is Suzannah?

9. What is the result of the arguments presented at the mock trial?

10. How does Rachel feel about the conversations George has with his teacher, Hasan?

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