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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. Who says, "I can't think, I'm so furious"?
(a) The Minister.
(b) Smiley.
(c) Toby.
(d) Thursgood.
2. What does Guilliam do when he arrives at the safe house?
(a) He calls the police.
(b) He hugs Smiley.
(c) He does something to the wiring.
(d) He sets a trap.
3. What excuse does Jim use to get out of work?
(a) He is having chest pains.
(b) His brother died and he needs to leave for the funeral.
(c) His mother is ill.
(d) He says he is involved in a secret mission.
4. How is Miss Aaronson described?
(a) Young and vibrant.
(b) Tall and thin.
(c) Old and ugly.
(d) Small and round.
5. What kind of identity does Jim tell Max to get when they are going to work together?
(a) Russian.
(b) Austrian.
(c) German.
(d) American.
Short Answer Questions
1. When will the men meet at the safe house again to give Polyakov time to consult his superiors?
2. What does Jim take for pain after treating his wound?
3. Where is Haydon being interrogated?
4. Why is Bill's father threatening to take him out of school?
5. What is the name of the publication Jim read for a while?
Short Essay Questions
1. As part of their agreement about the mission, what is Max supposed to do if Jim does not show up after getting in the car?
2. What happens when Jerry tells Toby about the story a man in Prague tells him about Jim?
3. How do all the men say goodbye to each other after Haydon is revealed as the mole?
4. What does Jim do when he sees Smiley at Thursgood's?
5. What is the Minister concerned about in Chapter 33?
6. Why does Smiley tell Sercombe they must stop the negotiations with the Americans about the secret annex on Witchcraft?
7. What does Smiley tell Jerry as they part in Chapter 28?
8. How does Smiley figure out who the mole is?
9. Why does Smiley go to meet Ann?
10. Why does Haydon say he had an affair with Ann?
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