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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Hackworth is Brought Up-To-Date by the Great Napier | From the Primer, a Visit to Castle Turing.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In the Primer, when Princess Nell returns with twelve keys to rescue Harv, what happens to Harv?
(a) Harv is killed.
(b) Harv imprisons Princess Nell.
(c) Harv is rescued.
(d) Harv wounds Princess Nell with an arrow.

2. What item does Hackworth generate in Vancouver using the card given to him by Dr. X's courier?
(a) A mechanical donkey that will fold into a suitcase.
(b) A mechanical horse that will fold into a chair.
(c) A mechanical horse that will fold into a suitcase.
(d) A mechanical horse that will fold into a computer.

3. What does Hackworth say allows the Primer to be more flexible, albeit more costly?
(a) Ractors.
(b) Leather binding.
(c) Nanobytes.
(d) Mites.

4. What does the Constable at the gates of Dovetail warn Miranda to do?
(a) Avoid speaking in the manner of Thetes.
(b) Avoid speaking in an elevated Victorian manner.
(c) Avoid contact with Brad.
(d) Keep her Primer hidden.

5. Out of concern for Nell's safety (because two groups want her Primer), what does Judge Fang do?
(a) He confiscates the Primer from Nell.
(b) He moves Nell and her family to a new apartment building.
(c) He orders surveillance cameras for her apartment building.
(d) He places security guards around her apartment building.

Short Answer Questions

1. After being released from his dream-like prison, what does Hackworth realize about the Drummers?

2. Before Nell leaves Constable Moore and Dovetail, who does he advise her to be on the lookout for?

3. What is the occupation of Brad, who Nell and Harv have traveled to meet in Dovetail?

4. What name does Hackworth give to the item he generates in Vancouver using a card and a matter compiler?

5. After being released from his dream-like prison, Hackworth learns that he has lost what?

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