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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. How does August remove his tattoo?
(a) Cutting off his hand.
(b) Burning his hand in a campfire.
(c) Laser surgery.
(d) Acid.
2. Where was August working after high school?
(a) A nuclear weapons plant.
(b) A nuclear power plant.
(c) A biotech plant.
(d) A marine biology lab.
3. What do Mfumbe and Kayla discuss concerning the effects of cloning and genetic coding?
(a) How it affects evolution.
(b) How it is of dubious morality.
(c) How it enriches the already wealthy.
(d) How its effects may not be seen for generations.
4. Who is beckoning to Kayla?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Eutonah.
(c) Her father.
(d) Amber.
5. How old is Kayla in a dream she has after leaving the hospital?
(a) 11.
(b) 8.
(c) 10.
(d) 4.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was August told to do by his employers?
2. What is Kayla hoping to find behind the building that she comes upon in the woods?
3. Why did Katie say she does not have a tattoo?
4. What does Kayla see on the table inside the cabin?
5. What does a doctor tell Mava and Tova about elderly people?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Kayla and Mfumbe escape the Global-1 officers?
2. Why is Kayla sorry she used the computer where she is staying?
3. Where do Kayla and Mfumbe arrive after three weeks? What visions does Kayla have there?
4. Who finds Kayla? What does this person tell Kayla?
5. What does Mava urge Kayla to do after the car accident? Why is Kayla conflicted about this?
6. What does Kayla plan to do with the e-card she finds, and how does she feel about her plan?
7. What does Kayla write to Amber?
8. What did Mava's and Tova's daughter warn them about? Why did the daughter treat her mother at home instead of in the hospital?
9. Why does Mfumbe decide to steal some medicine?
10. How does Kayla connect with Mfumbe again?
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