2. What kind of animal lived on the roof of Peter Cardinal's house?
(a) A monkey.
(b) A rabbit.
(c) A weaverbird.
(d) A rock hyrax.

3. What does Tom Geisbert realize the "pepper" is that he sees in the cells?
(a) Pseudomonas.
(b) Dust.
(c) Inclusion bodies.
(d) Bits of hair.

4. Where was the headquarters of Gene Johnson's Kitum Cave expedition?
(a) The Mount Elgon Lodge.
(b) The Kenya Medical Research Institute.
(c) Nairobi Hospital.
(d) Peter Cardinal's parents' home.

5. When Nancy and Jerry Jaax get promotions, where do they both end up working?
(a) At the Institute for Chemical Defense.
(b) At USAMRIID.
(c) At the WHO.
(d) At the CDC.

6. What is on Peter Jahrling's license plate?
(a) LASSA.
(b) VRS HNTR.
(c) MARBURG.
(d) EBOLA.

7. Where did Jerry and Nancy Jaax meet?
(a) In grade school.
(b) On a blind date.
(c) Veterinary school.
(d) In the Army.

8. Who worked in the Yambuku Mission Hospital?
(a) The government.
(b) The Zairean military.
(c) Spanish doctors.
(d) Belgian nuns.

9. What does Tom Geisbert think has infected his cells after looking at them through the electron microscope?
(a) Marburg.
(b) Ebola.
(c) Pseudomonas.
(d) Simian hemorrhagic fever.

10. What is a nickname for crab-eating monkeys?
(a) Weaver monkeys.
(b) Medical monkeys.
(c) Fish monkeys.
(d) Kras.

11. What is the fatality rate of Marburg virus?
(a) One percent.
(b) Ten percent.
(c) Twenty five percent.
(d) Ninety percent.

12. Why do Charles Monet and his lady friend travel to Kitum Cave?
(a) In order to get married.
(b) They are running from the law.
(c) It is a business trip.
(d) For New Year's.

13. What other disease does Peters suggest Jahrling test the sample for?
(a) HIV.
(b) Simian hemorrhagic fever.
(c) Ebola.
(d) Pseudomonas.

14. Where had Peter Cardinal and Charles Monet both been before they got sick?
(a) The Nzoia River.
(b) The Kinshasa Highway.
(c) Kitum Cave.
(d) Lake Victoria.

15. What state is Nancy Jaax from?
(a) California.
(b) Pennsylvania.
(c) Utah.
(d) Kansas.