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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. Why does Jerry begin to avoid customs in Part 2, Chapter 18?
(a) They steal money from him.
(b) He lost his passport.
(c) They know he is a spy.
(d) He doesn't want to be traced.

2. How does Mr. Hibbert describe Nelson's arm when he first met him?
(a) Broken.
(b) Strong.
(c) Short.
(d) Lame.

3. What does Mr. Tiu ask Charlie to do as a pilot?
(a) Burn a plane.
(b) Keep his plane on the ground.
(c) Be his private pilot.
(d) Make a dangerous flight.

4. In Part 2, Chapter 17, how did Smiley's men lose track of Drake Ko for a short period of time?
(a) He crossed the Hong Kong border.
(b) He checked into a hotel.
(c) He was on a boat.
(d) He got on a plane.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How is Elizabeth's apartment described?

2. Why does Jerry give Luke a spare key to his apartment?

3. In Part 2, Chapter 18, where does Jerry go instead of back to England?

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

5. After meeting with Mr. Hibbert, what does di Salis research?

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 does Jerry do with the female reporter in Part 2, Chapter 15?

4. What does Jerry tell Drake Ko when he lands on the island?

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

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

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

8. What information does Elizabeth give Jerry about Ricardo in Part 2, Chapter 13?

9. How does Jerry figure out who Ricardo is?

10. Why does the Drug Enforcement Administration visit the Cousins in Part 1, Chapter 12?

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