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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. In which of the following will Dee’s flight to Paris stop to refuel?
(a) Lajes.
(b) Shannon.
(c) Reykjavik.
(d) Narsasuaq.

2. By which of the following means does de Ayala distract the sphinx from Perenelle?
(a) Breaking windows.
(b) Slamming doors.
(c) Shaking the ground.
(d) Banging pipes.

3. To which of the following is Sophie compared?
(a) A kraken.
(b) A vampire.
(c) A werewolf.
(d) A mummy.

4. Which of the following degrees does Josh note his parents hold?
(a) ThD.
(b) LLD.
(c) PhD.
(d) MD.

5. With which of the following does *Scathach* strike the waxen attacker in Sacré-Coeur?
(a) Candlestick.
(b) Chair.
(c) Cricket bat.
(d) Nunchaku.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following newspapers does Flamel purpose to call?

2. Which of the following does Perenelle note as Dee’s “one great failing” (38)?

3. On which of the following dates does de Ayala note having sighted Alcatraz?

4. Which of the following is the number of police cars Sophie hears approaching Sacré-Coeur?

5. From which of the following is Flamel accused of stealing?

Short Essay Questions

1. How, per Flamel, do Dee and those he serves see humans?

2. What reason does Machiavelli note for focusing on Flamel as he and his companions flee from the Eiffel Tower?

3. When introduced, how is Dagon described?

4. What atrocities does Flamel ascribe to Dee?

5. How does the novel articulate the difference between a tulpa and a golem?

6. What reason does Scathach give for reporting her age only in human years?

7. In the novel, what accounts for the distinctive scents of persons’ magic?

8. What effects does Josh suffer from the sudden flight from Sacré-Coeur?

9. What, in the novel, is the DGSE, which Machiavelli heads?

10. How does Saint-Germain note his distraction is likely to be explained away?

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