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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. As soon as they are inside the Russian mansion, whom does Pembroke kill?
(a) Claudia.
(b) Androv.
(c) Henry Kimberly.
(d) Roth.

2. When West is unstrapped, what does he do to Thorpe?
(a) Shocks him with electrodes.
(b) Poisons him with a knife.
(c) Hits him over the head.
(d) Kicks him into unconsciousness.

3. Who surprises Claudia when she is about to shoot Androv?
(a) Van Dorn.
(b) Henry Kimberly.
(c) Thorpe.
(d) Talbot three.

4. After Abrams and Kimberly jog through the park, where do they meet Thorpe?
(a) Grand Hotel.
(b) Central Park.
(c) Grand Army Plaza.
(d) Grand Central Station.

5. What are the men who surround Abrams, Thorpe, and Kimberly dressed as?
(a) Construction workers.
(b) Dockhands.
(c) Gravediggers.
(d) Garbagemen.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whom does Joan stab while she is in the Russian mansion?

2. Where does Thorpe suggest that he, Abrams, and Kimberly jog?

3. Which Talbot has followed Tom Grenville and the paratroopers out of the airplane?

4. What kind of attack does Van Dorn believe the Russians are planning on the U.S.?

5. What was the poison that killed West?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Karl Roth do at the Van Dorn's 4th of July party?

2. What happens to Abrams after he leaves the Russian mansion?

3. What does the Russian attache tell Ann Kimberly during the counterattack?

4. What do Stanley and Joan do in the Russian mansion?

5. What are O'Brien's actions towards Henry Kimberly, and why?

6. How does Joan appear to have more depth as a character than initially thought?

7. What do Kimberly and Abrams discuss on their jog through the park?

8. What is the goal of Abrams' mission?

9. What does Van Dorn reveal to the group about the Russian plan?

10. What will Abrams be doing, as his cover, when they go into the Russian embassy's mansion?

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