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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 Agent Pelachuck's true identity?
(a) He is Scott Coleman.
(b) He is Jeff Duser.
(c) He is Peter Cameron.
(d) He is Senator Clark.

2. Where do Mitch and Scott wait in Chapter 28?
(a) A block away from Anna's apartment.
(b) Outside Villaume's hotel in Washington.
(c) Scott's living room.
(d) Mitch's house.

3. Who is Irene on her way to talk to in Chapter 21?
(a) Rapp.
(b) Hayes.
(c) Stansfield.
(d) Coleman.

4. Why does Villaume decide to help Mitch as much as he can?
(a) They have been friends for a long time and he wants to show his loyalty.
(b) Villaume realizes Mitch is too careful to work with someone as unprofessional as the Professor.
(c) Mitch is dating Villaume's cousin.
(d) Mitch offers to pay him.

5. When Mitch enters the house, with whom is Duser on the phone?
(a) Cameron.
(b) Irene Kennedy.
(c) Anna Reilly.
(d) Thomas Stansfield.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Villaume know that Cameron did?

2. Who does Mitch kill when he enters the house?

3. Who does Clark think he must get rid of as soon as possible?

4. Why does Irene say Republicans like her?

5. Who notices that the men in the house have guns?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Clark discuss with Rudin, Midleton and Jonathan Brown in Chapter 30?

2. How does Mitch feel about Villaume?

3. Why is Clark angry in Chapter 24, and what does he decide?

4. What does Mitch find in Anna's apartment, and what does he say when he phones Irene?

5. How and why does Clark plan to kill Mitch and Anna?

6. Describe the conversation between Mitch and Cameron in Chapter 40.

7. In Chapter 22, what does Mitch tell Anna when he calls her?

8. What does Mitch do to Special Agent Salem, and what does he command Salem to do?

9. Describe the conversation between Cameron and Villaume in Chapter 27.

10. Describe the conversation between Mitch and Cameron in Chapter 36.

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