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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who is waiting for Lang outside his apartment when he returns home from Murdah's house?
(a) Ronnie.
(b) Sarah Woolf.
(c) Barnes.
(d) Solomon.

2. What does Sarah tell Lang that they should do?
(a) Make a run for it.
(b) Go to the police.
(c) Get married.
(d) Go into hiding.

3. Who is the leader of the group Thomas meets up with to perform this assassination?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Solomon.
(c) Francisco.
(d) Greg.

4. After talking to O'Neil in Chapter 21 what does Lang feel O'Neil will do?
(a) Increase his Prozac subscription.
(b) Destroy all files with Barnes's name on it.
(c) Have Solomon arrest Barnes.
(d) Take an immediate vacation.

5. What does Murdah admit to being?
(a) Arrogant.
(b) A terrorist.
(c) An arms dealer.
(d) The power behind the CIA.

Short Answer Questions

1. Thomas is known to this group by another name. What is that name?

2. What does Sarah say is the reason she helped Barnes?

3. What does Lang say it did to him after he heard the name that was used to move the money for the terrorists in Chapter 20?

4. Who does Lang follow when he/she comes out of the Ministry of Defence?

5. Why does Lang say they can't run?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the meeting and conversation between Sarah and Thomas after Thomas' arrival in Prague.

2. What does Barnes tell Lang about democracy?

3. What happens when Phillip and Lang meet in Chapter 14?

4. Describe what happens when Lang goes in to see Dirk.

5. What does Lang do after retrieving information from Phillip?

6. Briefly describe Thomas' arrest and imprisonment.

7. Describe what happens when Lang sits down next to O'Neil in chapter eleven.

8. Describe Operation Dead Wood.

9. What do Ronnie and Lang find in Sarah's diary?

10. What happens in Chapter 11 when Lang decides to go wait for O'Neil to walk out of his business?

(see the answer keys)

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