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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. What name is on the ID badge that Kate wears along with a white coat found in the locker at the train station in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 51?
(a) Dr. Christine Warren.
(b) Dr. Emma West.
(c) Dr. Jennifer Williams.
(d) Dr. Naomi Smith.

2. By what name does Dr. Martin Grey address the man who has kidnapped Dr. Warner and whom she believes to be responsible for the kidnapping of her subjects, in Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 28?
(a) “Mr. Smith.”
(b) “Mr. Tarea.”
(c) “Mr. Vale.”
(d) “Mr. Cohen.”

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?
(a) “In Egypt.”
(b) “In Gibraltar.”
(c) “In Nevada.”
(d) “In Mexico.”

4. What is Harto’s son’s name said to be in Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 26?
(a) Qian.
(b) Eko.
(c) Milo.
(d) Jacko.

5. What does Martin Grey say he believes the metallic object below the submarine is in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 41?
(a) An underground prison.
(b) A hidden treasure chest.
(c) An ancient cathedral.
(d) An alien spaceship.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the man that comes to torture Dr. Kate Warner in Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 37?

2. When David Vale examines the numbers in the craigslist ad in Part II: "A Tibetan Tapestry," Chapter 42, the first numbers turn out to be GPS coordinates for a location at the border of what countries?

3. In what year did Indonesia declare independence from the Netherlands?

4. Where did Dr. Kate Warner earn her MD?

5. Dr. Kate Warner tells David Vale in Part I: "Jakarta Burning," Chapter 22 that the human race is about 200,000 years old, but that “we’ve only been so-called behaviorally modern humans” for how many years?

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