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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Description of Old Shanghai | Nell's Further Experiences with the Primer | Judge Fang Pays a Visit to the Celestial Kingdom.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The Causeway is a bridge connecting what two areas?
(a) The artificial island of Atlantis/Shanghai and the Pudong Economic Zone.
(b) The artificial island of the Leased Territories and the Pudong Economic Zone.
(c) The artificial island of Source Victoria and Atlantis/Shanghai.
(d) The artificial island of Atlantis/Shanghai and the Leased Territories.

2. In the video that Judge Fang views of a recent robbery, what was the robbers' mode of transportation?
(a) They drove an old car.
(b) They ran.
(c) They rode high-tech bicycles.
(d) They skated on nanoskates.

3. What do Harv and Nell conclude about the small piece of cloth Harv found near the sea?
(a) The woven threads must contain a secret code.
(b) The woven threads must be the remains of a sea creature.
(c) The woven threads are too complicated to be human-made.
(d) The woven threads are too complicated to be made by mites.

4. Why do Harv and his street gang make Tequila's boyfriend, Mark, disappear?
(a) Mark is a thief.
(b) Mark had a fight with Harv's mother.
(c) Mark does not allow Harv to play interactive pirates on the mediatrons.
(d) Mark is a pedophile.

5. Hackworth and Lord Finkle-McGraw communicate easily because they are both members of what?
(a) The same phyle.
(b) Royalty.
(c) The Ashantis.
(d) Equity.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Judge Fang decide to leave the Primer with Nell even though it is stolen property?

2. The granddaughter of Lord Finkle-McGraw and the daughter of Hackworth attend a birthday party for whom?

3. When Nell reads the Primer alone in her room, who becomes its main character?

4. In the Primer, how are Princess Nell and Harv brought to their adoptive parents?

5. In the Primer, the Dark Castle is guarded by whom?

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