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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 name of the man Haydon and Jim talk to when they meet?
(a) Latzy.
(b) Khlebnikov.
(c) Strickland.
(d) Doplhin.
2. Who does Steve say Tarr always thought he was?
(a) Napoleon Bonaparte.
(b) Adolf Hitler.
(c) William Churchill.
(d) The pope.
3. What does the duty officer say about the records about the night Jim was shot?
(a) They seem to have been written by a drunk.
(b) It is in a strange coded language.
(c) There are missing pages.
(d) He cannot find the records.
4. Who does Haydon want to question him when being interrogated?
(a) Jim.
(b) Ann.
(c) Smiley.
(d) Alleline.
5. When will the men meet at the safe house again to give Polyakov time to consult his superiors?
(a) 3 days.
(b) A week.
(c) 1 day.
(d) 9 days.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where in the chapel does Jim hide something?
2. Whom does the message from Alleline say Tarr should talk to?
3. What method of transportation does Smiley take to see Ann?
4. Who is at the safe house at the beginning of Chapter 34?
5. Where does the press incorrectly say Jim, a British spy, was shot?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Tarr hold the Paris contact at gunpoint?
2. How do all the men say goodbye to each other after Haydon is revealed as the mole?
3. What happens when Jim goes back to Thursgood's?
4. Why does Smiley visit Sam?
5. What does Smiley figure out that Karla wanted from Jim?
6. Why does Smiley tell Lacon that it would be unwise to meet at his room in Whitehall?
7. What does Smiley tell Jerry as they part in Chapter 28?
8. Why does Smiley tell Sercombe they must stop the negotiations with the Americans about the secret annex on Witchcraft?
9. How does Smiley confront Haydon and Polyakov?
10. What does Smiley tell Toby at the safe house is the only thing he wants to know about?
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