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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. Where are the scars on Elizabeth's face?
(a) Her forehead.
(b) By her eye.
(c) Her chin.
(d) Her cheeks.

2. Who does Charlie say helped him get the job at Indocharter?
(a) Elizabeth.
(b) Ricardo.
(c) His father.
(d) Elizabeth's parents.

3. What do the American agents in Part 1, Chapter 12 think is strange about Ricardo trying to sell them drugs?
(a) He should have been in jail.
(b) He was assumed dead.
(c) He asked for too much money.
(d) He didn't have the drugs with him.

4. Who thinks Sam Collins is part of the American conspiracy?
(a) Smiley.
(b) Shaw.
(c) Jerry.
(d) Guillam.

5. What does Jerry realize about the address he was given for Charlie's house?
(a) It is a secret code.
(b) It is missing a few numbers.
(c) It is actually an opium den.
(d) It is an abandoned house.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jerry say Elizabeth sold him in Part 2, Chapter 13?

2. In Part 2, Chapter 13, who shows up at Jerry and Elizabeth's dinner?

3. Where does Jerry ride on the plane with Charlie?

4. Why does Jerry buy Candid by Voltaire for Charlie?

5. Who does Luke pretend to be to get Jerry to come to his room?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Smiley assume Nelson was going to be smuggled out of China?

2. How does Jerry find Ricardo in Part 2, Chapter 17?

3. What happens when Smiley orders Jerry to return to London?

4. How does Smiley react when Jerry leaves the morgue in Part 2, Chapter 14?

5. What agreement does Smiley reach with the American agents?

6. What does Smiley do when Jerry reports Collins as watching Elizabeth's apartment?

7. How does Jerry help Luke when Luke gets kicked out of his apartment?

8. What happens to Smiley and his team at the end of this novel?

9. Why does Jerry follow Elizabeth in Part 2, Chapter 19?

10. How does Jerry figure out who Ricardo is?

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