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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 John Gordon's position at ITC?
(a) Non-voting board member
(b) President
(c) Head researcher
(d) Senior Vice President

2. Who is excavating Monastery Saint-Mere in France?
(a) A group of archeologists from Oxford and Harvard
(b) Archeologists from Yale
(c) A team of archeologists from the University of Freiburg
(d) A team of archeologists from the Sorbonne

3. What is Elsie Kastner's job at the site?
(a) Clean-up
(b) Scribe
(c) In charge of the acid baths
(d) Graphologist

4. What is significant about "mon.ste.mere"?
(a) It is a code for the man's origins
(b) It is what the old man keeps spelling
(c) No one knows
(d) It is a new diagnostic protocol

5. Why should Traub not have made his final trip?
(a) He was ill with cancer
(b) He refused to wear the tracer
(c) He accumulated too many transcription errors
(d) His body had not recovered from his last trip

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Chris add fortifications to the model he makes?

2. What does Stern find with the view from the helicopter?

3. What does Sophie do when she sees Chris get distracted and hit?

4. To what area of the woods do Chris and David go?

5. What does Kramer push the Professor to agree to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do the orderlies notice about the old man's shirt?

2. How do Chris and Stern inadvertently find a tower foundation, and how does Chris react?

3. What does Kramer pressure the Professor to do?

4. What does the MRI on Traub reveal?

5. What is Chris' specialty in graduate school?

6. What does quantum technology make possible?

7. What does the Professor believe ITC has done concerning the Dordogne site?

8. Who helps Sir Oliver defend La Roque and what is said about him?

9. What is Marek like as a medieval historian?

10. What does Marek explain about the proton magnetometer?

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