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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jason see on his pager?

2. What specifically is holding up the CyberCom/Triton merger?

3. What is she instructed to do?

4. Who does Sawyer add to the potential suspect list?

5. What change has been made to Jason's usual routine for the exchange of information?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Sidney Archer represent and what is she trying to accomplish?

2. What does Brophy do that confirms the readers' suspicions that he is not acting in good faith?

3. Who approaches Sidney on the plane and what does he tell her.

4. What information does Raymond Jackson discover about Arthur Lieberman?

5. What things does Kay reveal to Sidney about Jason?

6. What leads NTSB investigator George Kaplan to believe that an acid or corrosive of some kind had been used to bring down the plane?

7. Who shows up at Sidney's home and raises suspicions in everyone?

8. What happens when Sidney checks Jason's computer for condolence emails?

9. What does Sidney notice on the broadcast of the crash site, and what is she prompted to do?

10. Who does Philip Goldman meet and what is their conversation about?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Where does Jason instruct Sidney to go in an effort to meet with him? How is she supposed to get there? What methods does she use to try to shake her potential followers on her way to the airport and how successful is she? Where does she stay when she arrives, and why doesn't Jason meet with her? How does he communicate with her the second time? In what way does he manage to get a message to her, and how does that tip off Sawyer to what is going on?

Essay Topic 2

What does Sawyer discover when they track down the location of the person responsible for the bombing of Flight 3223? What condition is the bomber in? What conclusions to the experts draw from what they find and why? What does it appear that he was doing? How could his condition be described as overkill and why does that present more questions for Sawyer than it answers?

Essay Topic 3

What motivates Quentin Rowe? How does he see the immediate future changing, and what kind of revolutions will result? Why does Rowe's vision of the future unnerve Sawyer? What does Sawyer compare Rowe's vision of the future to? What potential risks does he envision? Why does the detective believe that the potential gains will not outweigh the potential dangers in the scenario as described by Rowe?

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