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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. What is the name of Lieutenant D'Armagnac's servant?
(a) Japeth.
(b) Julianna.
(c) Jeorgette.
(d) Jacqueline.
2. Which of the following items is NOT something Port demands from Kit upon returning home from his walk?
(a) A back massage.
(b) A shave.
(c) An explanation.
(d) A cup of coffee.
3. Which continent are Port and Kit traveling through?
(a) Asia.
(b) South America.
(c) Africa.
(d) North America.
4. What does Kit find in her stew at the hotel which enrages her?
(a) Frog legs.
(b) Rabbit fur.
(c) Fish scales.
(d) Chicken feathers.
5. What part of Kit's body does Tunner massage before kissing her?
(a) Her head.
(b) Her hands.
(c) Her feet.
(d) Her shoulders.
Short Answer Questions
1. What beverage do the Arabs drink on the terrace of the Cafe d'Eckmuhl-Noisuex?
2. Which of the following insects has infested the city of Ain Krorfa?
3. At what time of day does Lieutenant D'Armagnac request to see Port to question him about the disappearance of his passport?
4. Who arranges the rooms for the travelers once they finally arrive in Boussif?
5. In what type of building does Smail live?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Port react to Marhnia's story about the prostitutes?
2. What disturbing dream does Port have while napping in Oman?
3. What startling event changes Lieutenant D'Armagnac's career forever?
4. What reason does Lieutenant D'Armagnac give about why a native probably did not steal his wallet?
5. Why does Port believe that Eric Lyle stole his passport?
6. What is Port's first impression of Eric Lyle?
7. What is the reaction from Tunner and Kit to Port's disturbing dream?
8. What interesting offer does Smail make when Port arrives at his home?
9. What is Port's first impression of Marhnia
10. What happens when Tunner shows up at Kit's doorstep asking to take her on a walk?
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