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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. When did Kathryn begin her work with Owen?
(a) Immediately after moving to Europe.
(b) Immediately after she and James were married.
(c) After separating from James.
(d) While in college.
2. During their argument in Chapter 5, what does Kathryn call James?
(a) A womanizer.
(b) A fool.
(c) An alcoholic.
(d) A fascist.
3. What does James steal from the fridge at his wife's apartment in Chapter 1?
(a) A beer.
(b) Celery.
(c) Yogurt.
(d) A sandwich.
4. In what part of his apartment is James at the end of Chapter 3?
(a) His bedroom.
(b) His kitchen.
(c) His den.
(d) His balcony.
5. What simple fact of commonality gives Owen comfort in Chapter 2?
(a) He shares goals with the remaining workers on the dig.
(b) He understands the democracy of Greece.
(c) He is still in Europe.
(d) He has friends on Kouros.
Short Answer Questions
1. At the end of Chapter 7, what items are the Maitlands stockpiling?
2. In Chapter 6, why does Volterra think Del should be more awed by their surroundings?
3. In Chapter 7, Owen claims to be good at finding what when studying faith?
4. In Chapter 7, where does Owen intend to go when he leaves Greece?
5. Who is Del Nearing?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is James and Kathryn's relationship with Volterra?
2. Why are the Axtons separated?
3. What does James Axton do in Europe?
4. How is Rowser's lifestyle strange given his position?
5. Why is Owen uncomfortable talking about the Feast of the Virgin in Chapter 2?
6. What do Owen and James talk about at the end of Chapter 2?
7. What theories do Kathryn and Owen posit about the killings in Chapter 5?
8. How is Owen's connection to the cave people addressed in Chapter 4?
9. What story does Owen tell about a cave in Chapter 2?
10. What theory about the language cult does James present to Owen in Chapter 7?
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