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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 rejects the Canadian journalist's article about High Haven?
(a) A radio show.
(b) A newspaper.
(c) A university press.
(d) A magazine.
2. What does Jerry tell Craw about after he meets Drake Ko for the first time?
(a) How Ko shook his hand.
(b) The woman in Ko's car.
(c) The way Ko spends his money.
(d) What Ko spent on lunch.
3. Why can't Smiley tell Lacon about the Hong Kong Bank pictures?
(a) It's too late to go to his office.
(b) His secretary sends him away.
(c) Lacon sends him away.
(d) He doesn't have enough proof yet.
4. What does Jerry take pictures of at the Hong Kong bank?
(a) The ATM.
(b) Customers.
(c) Files.
(d) Rules.
5. Who names the British Secret Service the "Circus"?
(a) Luke.
(b) An American newspaper.
(c) The dwarf.
(d) Craw.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Part 1, Chapter 8, what do some people want to warn the Governor of Hong Kong about?
2. In Part 1, Chapter 1, how are the reporters at the Hong Kong bar described?
3. What nationality is Connie Sachs?
4. What does Drake Ko name his boat?
5. What does Smiley do with his team that includes Connie Sachs in Part 1?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Smiley is questioned in Part 1, Chapter 8, how does he explain his need for an agent in Hong Kong?
2. What does Smiley do to check for spies in his office?
3. What information does Phoebe share about Liese Worth with Craw?
4. Why does Jerry want a job with a London newspaper?
5. What does the postmistress do with Jerry's telegram in Part 1, Chapter 2?
6. When Smiley visits the Worthingtons in Part 1, Chapter 10, what does he read in their letters?
7. How does Craw feel about Phoebe's spy work?
8. How do Jerry's pictures of the bank account help Smiley's investigation?
9. How do the Tuscan villagers feel about Jerry?
10. What does Jerry learn about Drake Ko from the newspaper?
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