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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Hackworth in China | From the Primer, Princess Nell's Return to the Dark Castle.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In the Primer, Princess Nell learns that several castles are plagued by a problem caused by whom?
(a) The Black Knight.
(b) The Mouse Army.
(c) The Robot Army.
(d) The Duke of Turing.
2. When Hackworth awakens from his dream state, what sort of dreams does he recall?
(a) Riding on a mechanical horse.
(b) Clues to unlock the Primer's code sequence.
(c) Clues to finding the Alchemist.
(d) Intense sexual encounters with different people.
3. After Miranda intervenes in the Primer's story to help Nell avoid danger, where does Miranda go?
(a) A teahouse on an island.
(b) A bar in the Theatre Parnasse.
(c) The Flea Circus.
(d) Atlantis/Shanghai.
4. When Harv brings a stolen Primer to Nell, why does she throw it on the floor?
(a) The Primer begins telling the story of a girl named Fiona.
(b) She does not want her mother's boyfriend to see the book.
(c) The Primer begins telling the story of a girl named Elizabeth.
(d) She does not want her brother to give her stolen property.
5. After the Drummers take turns with a woman during their ritual, what happens to the woman?
(a) She catches fire and burns to ashes.
(b) She dances, then leaves the area.
(c) She douses the flames and serves drinks to the men.
(d) She sits in a corner while the men continue their ritual.
Short Answer Questions
1. What name does Hackworth give to the item he generates in Vancouver using a card and a matter compiler?
2. From Seattle, to what city do Hackworth and Fiona travel?
3. After Nell reads in the Primer that Princess Nell is not really of royal descent, what happens to Nell?
4. What theatrical company is performing on the barge that Hackworth and Fiona board?
5. What does Gwendolyn reveal to Hackworth regarding their divorce contract?
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