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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapters 40-68.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The mini-yacht that Harto has received from David Vale in Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 39 is said to be capable of holding how many people above deck?
(a) 15.
(b) 30.
(c) 10.
(d) 20.
2. How many people comprise the Indonesian National Police marine unit, as described in the news release in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 43?
(a) 5,000.
(b) 12,000.
(c) 40,000.
(d) 20,000.
3. How much is the contract that Robert Hunt has agreed to going to pay him for two months of drilling, according to the author in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 48?
(a) $30 million.
(b) $10 million.
(c) $2 million.
(d) $5 million.
4. The man who is being met with in the beginning of Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 2 is described as an informant with information about an imminent terrorist attack called what?
(a) Toba Protocol.
(b) Immaru.
(c) Immari.
(d) Clocktower.
5. Who is said to be the director of Immari Security that Martin Grey eyes “as if he were an apparition” in Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 30?
(a) Howard Keegan.
(b) Steve Cooper.
(c) Ben Adelson.
(d) Dorian Sloane.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the setting described in the opening of Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 23?
2. Where has Dr. Kate Warner been taken in the opening of Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 28?
3. Martin Grey tells Dorian Sloane in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 45 that what he knows of the structure under the submarine is that it’s very old. “At least as old as the ruins” where?
4. Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 8 opens with a wire release from what news organization?
5. The narrator in the Prologue says that when Karl’s team had set out to sea, Naomi had brought aboard “two changes of clothes, three romance novels, and” what kind of liquor?
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