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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, pages 210-230; Part 3, pages 231-246.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Andrew Martin say the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis does for humanity?
(a) Bring riches to people who understand it.
(b) Bring humanity closer to divinity.
(c) Provide more power.
(d) Show people their humble origins.

2. What does the narrator say he always needed, instead of emotions?
(a) Mathematical truth.
(b) Strict commands.
(c) Directives from superiors.
(d) Teamwork.

3. What does the narrator say this book is about?
(a) How to become human.
(b) How to fall in love.
(c) How to travel through time and space.
(d) How to kill a Vonnadorian.

4. How do the narrator’s hosts characterize human beings?
(a) The simplest of problems.
(b) The shallowest of mysteries.
(c) The least forgivable of criminals.
(d) The most tedious of freedoms.

5. How does the narrator try to blunt the replacement’s power?
(a) By turning the TV on.
(b) By taking him outside.
(c) By cutting his left hand off.
(d) By sitting him on the purple couch.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator hold onto, in the ambulance, when he lets go of everything else in the world?

2. What magazine provides the narrator with the basics of English?

3. How does the narrator demonstrate his powers to Gulliver?

4. What is the narrator’s tone when describing humans?

5. What happened to cause Andrew Martin to stop liking his son?

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