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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. Why does Mitch want to keep Villaume alive?
(a) They have been friends for a long time.
(b) Anna is related to Villaume.
(c) Villaume will pay him.
(d) He is the only link to the Jansens.
2. Why does Villaume cut short his phone conversation with Mitch?
(a) His life is in danger.
(b) Someone else calls.
(c) Mitch angers him.
(d) Jeff Duser shoots him.
3. About whom does Cameron tell Clark?
(a) Mitch Rapp.
(b) Irene Kennedy.
(c) Thomas Stansfield.
(d) Anna Rielly.
4. Who does Mitch wire with a microphone?
(a) Anna Reilly.
(b) Irene Kennedy.
(c) Thomas Stansfield.
(d) Special Agent Salem.
5. What does Villaume know that Cameron did?
(a) Try to kill Mitch.
(b) Hire Duser to kill Lukas.
(c) Work for Senator Clark.
(d) Kill the Jansens.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of Mitch's dog that he acquires from the Washington Humane Society?
2. What is Agent Pelachuck's true identity?
3. What does Mitch want Salem to do?
4. Whose phone rings when Mitch makes a call after speaking with Villaume?
5. Who stops Anna Rielly after work?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do Coleman and Mitch have a hard time in their search for the person responsible for the attempt on Mitch's life?
2. What does Mitch think about the thermal images he matches on the monitor which shows his house?
3. Describe Mitch's means of invading Stansfield's house.
4. Why is Clark angry in Chapter 24, and what does he decide?
5. What does Mitch find in Anna's apartment, and what does he say when he phones Irene?
6. Why does Irene visit Stansfield in Chapter 21?
7. Describe the conversation between Cameron and Villaume in Chapter 27.
8. How does Mitch become convinced that Irene did not order his death?
9. Explain Donatella Rahn's role in Chapter 25.
10. How does Mitch feel about Villaume?
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