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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 one thing that Cameron has never done which he aims to put right?
(a) He has never killed a human.
(b) He has never broken the law.
(c) He has never fought Scott Coleman.
(d) He has never flown in an airplane.

2. With whom do Irene Kennedy and President Hayes meet in the White House?
(a) The German ambassador.
(b) The Count.
(c) Mitch Rapp.
(d) Peter Cameron.

3. Where does Mitch leave the car he stole from the Count's house?
(a) Bus stop.
(b) On the side of a dirt road.
(c) Airport.
(d) He does not steal a car from the Count's house.

4. How does Mitch escape death?
(a) He jumps from a window to escape the fire.
(b) Body armor.
(c) He is only shot in the arm.
(d) He does not escape death.

5. Who positions himself above the Jansens' home to watch it with binoculars?
(a) Rapp.
(b) Hackett.
(c) Coleman.
(d) Cameron.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Jim Jansen become afraid?

2. What is Mitch's profession?

3. Who gives Irene permission to kill Count Heinrich Hagenmiller IV?

4. Why does the CIA need a professional job to retrieve their agents?

5. Who is the director of the CIA?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens between Jeff Duser and Mario Lukas?

2. Why is Mitch sent to Germany to assassinate Count Heinrich Hagenmiller V?

3. Describe the conversation between President Hayes and Ambassador Koch.

4. Why are the Jansens packing?

5. What do Senator Clark and Rudin discuss in Chapter 4?

6. What do Anna and Michael discuss at the O'Rourkes' house, and how is their disagreement resolved?

7. What does Hackett ask Coleman about their mission, and how does Coleman respond?

8. Who does Mitch think tried to kill him, and what does he do the next morning?

9. What does Mitch do in Freiburg?

10. In Chapter 16, what does Cameron tell Clark, and how does Clark react?

(see the answer keys)

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