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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Sam's aide ____________ informs Sam that higher-ups in Washington, D.C. have instructed him to report on Sam's activities.
2. After leaving Borodino, what does Fisher realize?
3. What is Lisa's ex-boyfriend's job?
4. What is interesting about the meeting with Burov that almost resulted in the arrest of Sam and Lisa?
5. How do Lisa and Sam threaten Banks?
Short Essay Questions
1. As the novel begins, how does DeMille's style narrate the story?
2. As Lisa's character is introduced into the story, what does the reader learn about her personal and professional life?
3. Why does Banks tell Sam and Lisa they must leave Russia in five days?
4. Why does Sam make the trek to Moscow to see Valentine Surikov?
5. When Gregory Fisher calls the embassy, who he is patched through to?
6. What disturbs Lisa about her boss, Kaye.
7. What type of novel is The Charm School by Nelson DeMille?
8. What does Sam think is interesting about this person?
9. What happens when Fisher encounters Russian police on his visit?
10. As the end of the section, even though Sam and Lisa are being forced out of the country, what do they do?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Throughout the book, the theme of Freedom is explored. Many characters and, in fact, an entire society are being robbed of their ability to live their lives in the way they choose.
How does DeMille effectively discuss the theme of freedom?
Describe instances in which a person or society's chance at freedom is being taken away. Be very detailed and clear in your explanation.
Essay Topic 2
While some characters have issues accepting the new culture or society around them, other characters are excited to learn more about a new culture. Discuss how these characters effectively understand Russian culture:
- Lisa
- Kaye
- Mike Salerno
Essay Topic 3
As the Russian "students" learn to be Americans, they are conflicted with whether or not they will remain "Russian."
Are there many reasons for the Russians to stay loyal to a country that does not afford them many rights? Explain why or Why not.
How can the Russian government force its spies to stay loyal to them?
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