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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. Vernet tells Sophie and Langdon that what organization has been called and is on the way?
2. Silas reveals a compartment and reaches in to find what with a Bible verse referenced?
3. Who is curator of the museum?
4. While Langdon and Sophie are conversing in the restroom, Fache is watching Langdon's every move from where?
5. Knowing that he has put _________ at risk, Silas prays for forgiveness and begins his ritual of Discipline.
Short Essay Questions
1. Do you agree with Sophie's actions regarding helping Langdon so far? How would you feel after not speaking to Jacques for several years and then finding out that he died?
2. What is Langdon's reaction to the murder, up to the end of Chapter 5?
3. What sort of background information does Langdon give on Da Vinci in this section of the book?
4. How is Jacques' museum message resolved in Chapters 29-31?
5. What does Langdon think about the nature of Da Vinci's work?
6. Describe Sophie's role in Langdon's visit to the museum so far.
7. Why is the opening of the book so suspenseful?
8. How do Sophie's motivations seem suspicious, in Chapters 11 through 14?
9. What are the primary causes of Silas' current situation and attitude that are revealed in Chapter 10?
10. What happens when Sophie and Langdon finally reach the American Embassy?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Choose any one of the following characters and explain his role in the story as it progresses. What side is he on? What are his motivations? What important events is he involved in?
1 Collet
2. Vernet
3. Remy
Essay Topic 2
Do you think that Da Vinci really did belong to a secret society and hid clues to the society's secrets in his works? Why or why not? Also, assuming for a moment that Da Vinci did hide secrets in his work, do you feel that it was a good idea for him to do so? Why or why not?
Essay Topic 3
One of the things that Dan Brown implies in the book is that religious beliefs are always flawed or, at least, incomplete in some way. Do you agree with that opinion? Use examples from both the book and real life to explain why or why not.
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